This two-week course for maintenance staff helps applicants adopt best practices. At the end of this course, they will have a solid background on technical documentation, general maintenance procedures, and safety instructions

This one-week course is designed for avionics technicians to refresh/improve general knowledge on basic avionics systems, including electrical power systems, lighting systems, flight control systems and radio communication/navigation.

This one-week course is designed for mechanical technicians to both refresh and improve their general knowledge on basic helicopter systems, including the airframe and dynamic, fuel, and hydraulic systems.

This one-week immersion course provides a focus on technical vocabulary preparing for a type rating in the English language. This class is recommended for learners having achieved a score of 30-45% on the online English self-assessment.

This one-week PART 147 approved course provides a general overview of the aircraft. At the end of this course, the applicant will benefit from better understanding of daily operations and increased efficiency for managers.

This course provides type qualification to maintenance staff subject to regulations. At the end of this course, the applicant will have comprehensive knowledge of the aircraft and autonomy on basic maintenance tasks.

This course provides an additional type certification on another aircraft of the same family. At the end of this course, the applicant will have comprehensive knowledge of the aircraft and autonomy on basic maintenance tasks.

On top of type qualification, this course aims to keep maintenance staff up to date on the most important topics and latest evolutions.

This course is designed to review basic aircraft systems and perform certain maintenance tasks described in the maintenance documentation.

This refresher course aims at keeping maintenance staff up to date about the most important topics and the latest evolutions of the aircraft.

This complementary module provides proficiency in maintenance – related to offshore missions. The content can be customised to better reflect customers’ operations.

This complementary module is designed for all personnel performing offshore and onshore rescue operations. The content can be customised to better reflect customers’ operations.

This complementary module is dedicated to air ambulance and rescue operations. The content can be customised to better reflect customers’ operations.

This complementary module focuses on VIP configuration and management of equipment. The content can be customised to better reflect your operations.

The composite repair course offers on-the-job training at organisational and intermediate levels. Customised to all helicopter types, this course has a focus on practical tasks with real material and tools. At the end of this course, the applicant has autonomy on Level 1 & Level 2 repair tasks.

This repair course enables technicians to carry out basic sheet metal repair in accordance with international standards. In 15 days, the applicants will develop practical skills on heat treatment and repair using different types of rivets, lock bolts, and jo-bolts.

This practical course is for qualified airframe technicians that want to practice inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of major components. The course has a focus on calendar inspections, base maintenance, shop repair, main rotor head and metrology information.

This course provides proficiency in airworthiness, both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, return into service and procedures with direct impact on the day-to-day operations.

The Specific Avionics course focuses on specific equipment upon request, increasing proficiency in autopilot and display systems, radio com and radio navigation systems or electricity systems.

This one-week course is dedicated to practicing annual inspection and folding of floats. By the end of this course, the applicant will be able to inflate, deflate, fold, pack and operate the systems safely.

This course enables pilots and technicians to conduct maintenance check flight, apply related procedures, check performance, or detect failure.

This course enables technicians to inspect and repair the rotor blades in accordance with Airbus Helicopters Technical Documentation.

This course enables technicians to inspect and repair the tail rotor blades in accordance with Airbus Helicopters Technical Documentation.

This two-week course provides on-the-job training to inspect and maintain the cable/wiring harness according to the Airbus Helicopters’ technical documentation.

This two-day course focuses on inspection and maintenance procedures for external hoist systems in accordance with the Technical Documentation.

This one-week course focuses on the helicopter electrical systems. By the end of this course, the applicant can understand and analyse the function and operation of all electrical systems in the aircraft.

This advanced course provides in-depth knowledge on an aircraft’s Autopilot Hydraulic Unit, including detailed instruction covering its function and repair process.

This one-week course with EASA T1 Type Examination at the end has been designed for experienced Maintenance staff having at least one Type Qualification on a light helicopter.

This one-week course provides skills to carry out repairing tasks on air conditioning systems. With 80% practical instruction, it is customised depending on the requested aircraft.

This course is recommended for technicians, logistics and maintenance managers in order to familiarise with the Airbus Helicopters Technical documentation.