Requirements for maintenance staff for non-EASA aircraft
- Service
- Nationwide
- Public service
Maintenance for general aircraft can be carried out by a pilot-owner (with additional training), a national general aircraft mechanic or aircraft maintenance mechanic, depending on the aircraft and maintenance task in question.
Requirements for mechanics in general aviation depend on the aircraft and maintenance task in question. Non-EASA aircraft mean aircraft that are subject to national regulat ...
Do the following
To whom and on what terms
National general aircraft mechanic licence–
To apply for the licence, you must meet the following requirements:
80 hours of maintenance training
for motor-powered aircraft, an additional 20 hours of training on the scheduled maintenance of aircraft engines
sufficient knowledge of at least the following:
aviation legislation on maintenance
annual inspections
weighing of aircraft
at least one group of structural materials
maintenance experience of at least two years and 500 working hours
National aircraft maintenance mechanic licence–
To apply for the licence, you must meet the following requirements:
successful completion of training for an aircraft maintenance mechanic licence provided by a maintenance personnel training organisation in compliance with the ICAO manual or a more advanced training
at least two years’ experience of aeroplane and helicopter maintenance as main occupation