Course Overview:
Experience an immersive learning journey with our B1/B2 Practical Course on Cessna 500/501/551/560/550 allows us to provide participants with the ultimate learning experience through hands-on training; this is due to the fact that our facility is adjacent to an EASA Part 145 MRO organization and therefore provides easy access to the subject of the training aircraft.
Commercial Designation:
- Cessna 500/501 (PWC JT15D)
- Cessna 550/551/560 (PWC JT15D)
- Cessna 550/560 (PWC PW530/535)
Learning Outcomes:
- Master the identification and application of aircraft technical documentation.
- Proficiently name, identify, and locate aircraft system components.
- Execute normal operation of aircraft systems, along with servicing and ground handling procedures.
- Conduct system operational tests and on-board maintenance system supported tests.
- Perform routine visual inspections and articulate component removal/installation unique to the aircraft type.
- Determine aircraft airworthiness in compliance with MEL/CDL, interpreting maintenance (M) and operations (O) procedures according to the minimum equipment list (MEL).
- Synthesize information for effective decision-making in fault diagnosis and rectification.
Entry Requirements:
To enrol in this course, participants must have completed a Cessna 500/501/551/560/s550 B1/B2 Theoretical Course. Additionally, they should hold an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence in category B1/B2 or possess an equivalent technical qualification.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can i join a course remotely?
Yes, for all our courses we offer to our clients the possibility to join online or in person.
Is AP Malta a Certified Part 147 Organization?
Yes, AP Malta is an EASA Approved Maintenance Training Organization operating from Malta International Airport (MLA-LMML).
How many participants can attend to a course?
The maximum number of participants that can attend to each course is 15.
How much is the pass mark for an exam?
The pass mark for an exam is 75%.
What happen if i don't pass on the first attempt?
If you don't succeed to pass on the first attempt, you will have the possibility to re-take the test.
