This 15-day training serves as a thorough Airworthiness Inspector Course. Aviation inspectors rely on this to direct certification and oversight for aviation groups. You study the precise actions required to certify Approved Maintenance Organizations and Air Transport Operators. Each phase completely aligns with ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices plus Model Civil Aviation Regulations.
Many experts treat this as a Basic Airworthiness Inspector Course to properly learn the five phase certification cycle. The setup draws a working picture of that complete path. You start at the early application stage. Then you move all the way to final approval and ongoing surveillance. Part one covers AMO certification. Part Two handles AOC certification. Together these sections give inspectors a complete picture of their regulatory duties.
Practical learning is the main focus here. During the sessions participants monitor a mock maintenance group. Next, they track a mock air transport operator. This lets inspectors practice making real choices. You evaluate regulations in a safe and controlled setting.
Classwork includes active tasks. You will read parts of maintenance and operations manuals. You will judge company rules. Participants also look at compliance tests. Other tasks involve reviewing findings and corrective actions. This keeps your work aligned with MCAR rules and advisory notes. By the end your technical judgment will be sharper. Your ability to read regulations will improve. You will handle AMO and AOC certifications with steady confidence and total compliance.
