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Troubleshooting refers only to the process of following published maintenance procedures (e.g., Fault Isolation Manual) to identify defects (Reference: Part 66 MOS, Page 4).
Line Replaceable Unit, or Avionic Line Replaceable Unit. This is an important concept as it ties in with the privileges relating to tasks a B1 licence holder…
In general, a large aircraft is fixed wing aircraft with maximum take-off weight of more than 5700kg, or helicopter with more than one engine (Reference: CASR1998 Vol 5, Page…
In the realm of Australian aviation training, there exists a myriad of acronyms and terminologies that professionals, trainees, and stakeholders need to be familiar with. Here's…
Useful links and source material that governs how Part 147 organisations must operate, and the various components that interact around Aircraft Engineer training.
Why is it so complicated to understand what's required to get a aircraft engineer licence, and category exclusions lifted?
The aviation training sector has been riddled with confusion and misinformation, with several training organisations adding to the chaos - here's how Licencing works in Australia.
It is no secret that the administrative side of the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering sector in Australia is highly complex, widely misunderstood, and a minefield with many…