Airline / MRO Maintenance Training

Supporting a workforce of 3000 at Air New Zealand Technical Operations, and Line Maintenance activities around the world, the Aviation Institutes School of Engineering has a demanding role to play in Air New Zealands domestic and international operations. Geographic location and limited access to professional aircraft maintenance training in the region, has resulted in extensive investment in in-house capability. Individuals are able to join programmes being delivered for the Air New Zealand Group, or companies with larger training needs can request specific training courses be held for their staff.

In addition to the overview information provided below, more course specific information including pre-requisites, syllabus, and dates if scheduled are available from the Open Courses section on the School of Engineering home page.

Type Specific Training

Aircraft type courses (ATA104 L3) and familiarisation courses (ATA104 L1) are available for the following aircraft types. Simulator based Engine Ground Running and Systems training are available on simulators operated by the School of Flight*.

Fleet

Powerplant

Category

Approval

B777-200ER*

RR Trent 895

Mechanical B1 / Avionic B2

EASA / NZCAA

B777-300ER*

GE90

Mechanical/Avionic

NZCAA

B767-300ER*

CF6-80C2

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

B747-400*

RB211-524

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

B737-100/200

JT8

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

B737-300/400/500*

CFM56-3

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

B737-600/700/700

CFM56-7

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

B727-100/200

JT8 Series

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

Airbus A320 Family*

V2500

Mechanical B1 / Avionic B2

EASA / NZCAA

ATR42/72*

PW120 Series

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

Q300*

PW123

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

Fokker F27

RR Dart

Mechanical/Electrical or Avionic

NZCAA

Lockheed C130

Allison T56

 Mechanical/Electrical

Local

Aircraft type courses are delivered in modern classrooms equipped with digital projection, individual student tablet PC’s, and 2D or 3D Maintenance Training Devices.

For airline and MRO customers these courses are transportable, and support is provided to ensure compliance and approval with local regulatory requirements.

The School of Engineering holds Part 141 approval from the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (NZCAA) for basic licence and type training, and Part 147 approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for selected type training.

OTHER MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES

Training Programmes

Days

 

Inspection Process

2

Avionic System Standard Practices and Inspection (EWIS)

2

Fuel Tank Safety (CDCCL)

1

Fuel Tank Entry – Theory/Practical

1

ETOPS/EDTO

0.5

Human Factors in Maintenance – Level 1

1

Human Factors in Maintenance – Level 2

2

Stores Inspection – Level 1

3

Aircraft Weight and Balance

1

NZCAA Rules and Regulations Familiarisation

1

ETOPS and EDTO

0.5

Rotopeen Authorisation

1

Shotpeen Authorisation

0.5

Flouro Penetrant Spot Inspection-Level 1

1

Liquid Penetrant – Level 1

3

Liquid Penetrant – Level 2

3

Magnetic Particle – Level 1

3

Magnetic Particle – Level 2

3

Radiography Inspection – Level 1

4

Radiography Inspection – Level 2

4

Ultrasound Process – Level 1

4

Ultrasound Process – Level 2

4

Eddy Current Inspection – Level 1

4

Eddy Current Inspection – Level 2

4

Borescope Inspection

2

Gaseous Oxygen Servicing

0.5

Hardness Testing

1

Heat Treatment

1

Basic Gas Turbine Familiarisation

2-5

GE LM 2500 Familiarisation

3

GE LM 5000 Familiarisation

3

GE LM 6000 Familiarisation

3

GE F404 Familiarisation

2

FAA Suspect Unapproved Parts

0.5

Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge

0.5

Basic Aviation Warehousing

1.5

Aircraft Deicing

0.5

Advanced Composites – Level 1

5

Advanced Composites – Level 2

5

Storekeeping and Warehouse Safety

2.5

Aeronautical Storekeeping – Supply Process

5

Aeronautical Storekeeping – Stock Control

5

Fuel Tank Rescue

0.5

Aircraft Composites Awareness

0.25

Structural Repair Manual Familiarisation

1

Aircraft Structures Analysis – Introduction

5

Aircraft Structures Analysis – Intermediate

5

Aircraft Structures Overview

3

CAANZ Part 141 Tech Oral

0.5

Recurrent Training – General Staff

1

Recurrent Training – Maintenance Staff

2

B1900D Mechanical Type Course

10

B1900D Avionic Type Course

5

Bombardier Q300 Mechanical Type Course

10

Bombardier Q300 Avionic Type Course

5

EASA APPROVED BASIC MAINTENANCE TRAINING

More information regarding these programmes can be found under the Pre-employment training section.

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