Catalogue training Flyon.Aero 2014

Courses Catalogue

Flyon.Aero courses are divided in three major fields:

Other available courses combines together the three subjects above mentioned:

EASA Regulation - Aviation

Management & quality

Engineering courses

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• New air Operation EASA 965/2012: The course is focused on requirements at theEuropean level for CAT (Commercial Air Transport) operations of aeroplanes andhelicopters. The course will highlight the changes from EU-OPS 1 and JAR-OPS 3requirements to the new EASA OPS Regulations. The new Implementing Rules(Regulation EC 965/2012) will be applicable from 28 October 2014

• New Air Crew FCL EASA 1178/2011 and ATO: The course is about technicalrequirements and administrative procedures related to civil aviation aircrew. Thiscourse on EASA Air Crew Regulation provides a brief presentation of BasicRegulation 216/08 and a comprehensive introduction to the annexes contained in ECregulation 1178/11

• Human Factors 145 a 30 (e) and Amc & Gm INITIAL/RECURRENT: Human Factorscovers a range of issues including the perceptual, physical and mental capabilities,the interaction and effects on individuals of their job and working environments.Objectives: understanding and identify the nature of Human Error; Reduce humanerror working under the stress and fatigue; Identify strategies for reducing HumanError; Adopt a non-punitive policy toward human error (not violations); Identifythreats of repetitive tasks before they become errors, empowering the Visualinspection; control and implement correct communication within and betweenteams


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Courses Descriptions

• Commission Regulation (EC) No 2042/2003: This long range curse gives an overviewon Part M, Part 145, Part 66, Part 147

• Easa Part M: This course is focused on Continuing Airworthiness Requirements. Thecourse introduce to CAMO operators requirements. The objectives of the course are:introduce to the EASA regulations, structure, responsibility, terms of application;analysing the objectives and the structure of Easa Part M; examine organizationalrequirement that constitute Easa Part M;

• Easa Part 145: The content of the course is the Maintenace Organisation Approvals.The course introduces to the requirements that Easa Certified MaintenanceOrganisation must have.

• Easa part 66: This course offers a general overview in subject of Certifying staff

• Commission Regulation 748/2012: This 5 days course is especially focused on Part 21Initial Airworthiness and in particular the course is designed to demonstrate thewhole regulatory concept concerning how an aircraft is designed, manufactured,modified, operated, managed and maintained

• Easa Part 21: During this course Participants will learn and revise the regulations andrequirements according to EASA Part 21

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• European EASA Basic Regulation 216/2008: This training course will address the legaland regulatory system as defined through (EC) 216/2008

• ENAC NAV 75 (Circolare) about ACAM and Root Cause Analisys

• Flight test principles and practices: Introduction and definition of the basic flight testprocess, application of engineering principles to flight test and description of commonflight test practices: a survey of the flight test discipline integrated with a variety ofexamples from completed flight test programs. This 5 day course is planned asfollows:Module 1 (duration: 1 day): performance estimationModule 2 (duration 2 days): instrumentation + avionic installationModule 3 (duration: 2 days): Special testing problems +flight test planning

&implementation + Test Case

• General Familiarization in aircraft helicopter and engine: This course is especiallysuitable for engineering students to provide them a general panorama concernigaircraft helicopter and engine

• General Familiarization in aviation regulations: This course is especially suitable forengineering students to provide them a general panorama concernig aviationregulations and normatives

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New air Operation

EASA 965/2012

Familiarization(1day)

Code: F101

Advance (3days)

Code: F102

New Air CrewFCL EASA

1178/2011 and ATO

Familiarization(1 day)

Code: F103

Advance

(3 days)

Code: F104

Human Factors145 a 30 (e) and

Amc & Gm

Initial (2days)

Code: F105

Recurrentevery 2 years (1

day)

Code: F106

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*COMING SOON

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*Easa Part 66

Familiarization (1day)

Code: F112

Commission Regulation

(EC) No 2042/2003

5days course

Part M

Part 145

Part 66

Part147

Code: F107

EASA Part M

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: F108

Advance

(2 days)

Code: F109

EASA Part 145

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: F110

Advance

(2 days)

Code: F111

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CommissionRegulation

748/2012

5days course

Code: F113

European EASA Basic Regulation216/2008

(1day)

Code: F116

Enac NAV 75(Circolare)

about ACAM and Root Cause

Analisys

(1day)

Code: F117

Easa Part 21

Advance

(2 days)

DOA sectionA-B-C-D-E-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-

P-Q

Code: F115

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: F114

Advance

(3 days)

POA section A-F-G-I-P-Q

Code: F115.1

Flight test principles and

practices

5 day course:

(1 day): performance

estimation

(2 days): Instrumentation + avionic installation

regulation

(2 days): Special testing problems

+flight test planning

&implementation+Test Case and STC

process

Code: F118

General Familiarization

in aircraft-helicopter and

engine

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(1day)

Code: F119

General Familiarization

aviationregulation

(1day)

Code: F120

AirworthinessReview Staff –

ARS Part M Subpart I & MA706(i)

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: F129

Advance

(3 days)

Code: F130

Management & quality

The aim of these courses is to let the participants to understand the application of the basic principles of Quality Management in an aviation environment, and to be trained in Human Factors during courses especially designed for managers.

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Human Factor in Psicology

(1day)

Code: F122

Project Management

courses

Code: F121

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Engineering courses

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• Intduction to systems engineering: This course presents the fundamentals ofsystems engineering and is structured to provide an overview of the systemsengineering practices. It explains the system engineering process across the entiresystem life cycle and analyze all the critical activities and responsibilities of thesystems engineers during the system development phases, from the definition ofthe operational requirements to the system verification and validation activities.Sysetms engineering methods and tools and planning, organization andmanagement issues are also covered. The curse approach is based on theinstuctor’s hands n experience and on the lessons learned from a lenghty carreerin developing systems

• U.A.V System Reliability and Safety: The specific Cours objectives are focused onthe Reliability and safety aspects of the design, development, integration andoperation of aerospace and defense systems. The course cover the FailureDefinition and Classification and an extensive explanation of the concepts,techniques and methods for the Reliability and Safety Analysis and Prediction,including practical examples. Maintenability and Availability are also covered


Introductionto systems

EngineeringCourses

(3 days)

Code: F123

U.A.V System Reliability and

Safety

(3 days)

Code: F124

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Other courses

In this section you can find all other available courses which combines together subjects ofEasa Regulations, Management & quality and Engineering courses


SafetyManagement

System OPERATOR

Statisticscourses and

software

*Six Sigma Courses

Introductionto AvionicSystems

Development

*COMING SOON

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Code: F127

Familiarization(1 day)

Code: F125

Advance

(3 days)

Code: F125.1

SafetyManagementSystemDesigner

Advance

(3 days)

Code: F125.2

(3 days)

Code: F127Code: F126

(3 days)

Code: F127

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TYPE CODE N° DAYS COURSEEasa regulation-Aviation+A2:D29 F101 1 New air Operation EASA 965/2012 FAMILIARIZATIONEasa regulation-Aviation F102 3 New air Operation EASA 965/2012 ADVANCEEasa regulation-Aviation F103 1 New Air Crew FCL EASA 1178/2011 and ATO FAMILIARIZATIONEasa regulation-Aviation F104 3 New Air Crew FCL EASA 1178/2011 and ATO ADVANCEEasa regulation-Aviation F105 2 Human factors 145 a 30(e) and Amc & Gm InitialEasa regulation-Aviation F106 1 Human factors 145 a 30(e) and Amc & Gm Recurrent (2years)

Easa regulation-Aviation

F107 5

Commission Regulation (EC) No 2042/2003Part M ↖Part 145 ↖Part 66 ↖Part 147↖

Easa regulation-Aviation F108 1 EASA Part M familiarizationEasa regulation-Aviation F109 2 EASA Part M advance (inclusi part 21, H-I-P)Easa regulation-Aviation F110 1 EASA Part 145 familiarizationEasa regulation-Aviation F111 2 EASA Part 145 advanceEasa regulation-Aviation F112 1 Easa part 66 familiarization


F113 5Commission Regulation 748/2012Part 21↖

Easa regulation-Aviation F114 1 Easa part 21 familiarization (all)Easa regulation-Aviation F115 2 Easa part 21 advance (DOA : section A-B-C-D-E-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q)Easa regulation-Aviation

F 115.1 3 Easa part 21 advance (POA : section A-F-G-I-P-Q)Easa regulation-Aviation F116 1 European EASA Basic Regulation 216/2008Easa regulation-Aviation F117 1 ENAC NAV 75 (Circolare) about ACAM and Root Cause Analisys


F118

5 Flight test Principle and practices (5days)performance estimation↖instrumentation + avionic installation regulation↖Special testing problems +flight test planning &implementation+Test

Case and STC process ↖

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Easa regulation-aviation F119 1 General Familiarization in aircraft/helicopter and engineEasa regulation-aviation F120 1 General Familiarization in aviation regulationManagement and quality Courses F121 Project Management CoursesManagement and quality Courses F122 1 Human Factor in Psycology

Engineering courses F123 3 Introduction To Systems Engineering Courses

Engineering courses F124 3 U.A.V System Reliability and SafetyEasa regulation-Aviation/Management and quality courses/Engineering courses F125 1 Safety management system operator FAMILIARIZATIONEasa regulation-Aviation/Management and quality courses/Engineering courses F 125.1 3 Safety management system OPERATOR ADVANCEEasa regulation-Aviation/Management and quality courses/Engineering courses F.125.2 3 Safety Management System DESSIGNER (PROGETTISTI) ADVANCEEngineering courses/Management & Quality Courses F126 Statistic courses and sofwareEngineering courses/Management & Quality Courses F127 3 Introduction To Avionic Systems DevelopmentEngineering courses/Management & Quality Courses F128 Six Sigma CoursesEasa Regulation-Aviation F129 1

Airworthiness Review Staff -ARS Part M Subpart I & MA706(i) FAMILIARIZATION

Easa Regulation-Aviation F130 3

Airworthiness Review Staff -ARS Part M Subpart I & MA706(i) ADVANCE

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