UKCAA Part-66 Modules Training

UK CAA Part-66 Modules Training is the formal theoretical training and examination process required for individuals aiming to obtain a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML) under Part-66 regulations.

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Following the UK’s departure from the EU, the UK CAA now operates its version of Part-66, based on the original EASA framework but managed independently. The training covers a range of technical modules such as:

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• Mathematics and Physics (Modules 1 & 2)

• Maintenance Practices (Module 7)

• Aircraft Systems and Structures (Modules 11, 13)

• Gas Turbine Engines and Propellers (Modules 15 & 17)

Each module must be completed through examinations administered by UK CAA-approved Part-147 training organizations. The required modules depend on the licence category (e.g., Category A, B1, B2).

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Upon successful completion of all required modules, candidates may apply for the UK CAA Part-66 AML, which authorizes them to perform and certify maintenance tasks on aircraft registered in the UK.

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