Course Objetives
- To familiarize current AOC holders and other Operational and Concerned Personnel with a detailed understanding of EASA MMEL / MEL Regulatory Requirements
- Understand the regulatory background applicable to the MMEL/ MEL
- To explain the philosophy and purpose and role of the MEL and requirements related to maintaining validity of the MEL
- To interpret the MEL content in the context of multiple aircraft defects and Understand the Minimum Equipment List restrictions
- Be able to assess the MEL complies with the Aircraft Configuration
- Understand the Operators MEL Procedures, MEL ownership and
- Relationship to Certification Standards
Course Objetives
The course is aim to:
- Achieve a solid understanding related to Part CAMO Maintenance & Continued Airworthiness Management (CAM) including Subpart I Airworthiness Review Certificates (ARC)
- Be able to demonstrate Part CAMO Understanding and Functionality and to be able to avoid or mitigate problems
- A detailed understanding of the Part CAMO Quality System
- Be able to use the regulation to proactively manage the CAMO Organisation
Course Objetives
- Understand the Part-ML regulatory environment, including key responsibilities related to Continuous Airworthiness Management (CAM) and ARC certificates under Subpart I.
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of how Part-ML works and how to apply it to prevent or effectively manage problems in light aviation organizations and operations.
- Use regulations to interact appropriately with Combined Airworthiness Organizations (CAOs or CAMOs) and ensure regulatory compliance in affected operations.
Course Objetives
- Understand the EASA PartM and PartCAMO regulatory framework, including the responsibilities under Regulation (EU) 1321/2014, its structure, subparts, and relationship with Part 145.
- Explain the functions of a CAMO organization, specifically in continuing airworthiness management (Subpart G) and issuing Airworthiness Review Certificates (ARC, Subpart I).
- Effectively identify the interface between PartM/CAMO and Part 145, covering contracts, subcontracts, and coordination of maintenance activities.
- Manage the ongoing maintenance program, including procedures, data analysis, AD and Service Bulletin implementation, and record keeping.
- Recognize the roles within a CAMO, such as reliability, technical records, planning, and quality managers.