EASA Part-147 approved type, differences and recurrent training, with examinations under the same approval. Delivered at our Madrid centre or on site at your base, on a schedule that works around your shifts.
Every course runs under ES.147.023, our Part-147 approval issued by AESA. The certificate is recognised across EASA.
The people teaching have released aircraft themselves. The examples come off the ramp, not out of a slide deck.
We are an approved examination centre, so training and examination are one process rather than two suppliers.
Get familiar with the A320 family powered by the CFM56-5B engine. This course provides comprehensive theoretical and practical training aligned with EASA Part-66 and Part-147 requirements, preparing engineers for hands-on work on one of the most widely used aircraft in commercial aviation.
Designed for engineers already familiar with the A320 CFM56-5B variant, this differences course focuses on system-specific changes and operational distinctions between the CFM56-5B and V2500 engine configurations. Ideal for cross-qualification and fleet versatility.
Covering the full scope of the Boeing 737 Next Generation series, this course equips engineers with a deep understanding of aircraft systems, structure, and maintenance procedures. It is structured in accordance with EASA standards and provides essential knowledge for working on the 737-600/700/800/900 models.
