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EASA Regulated Aircraft Maintenance is interesting and highly professional and Licensed Aircraft Engineers are essential to maintain the global aviation industry. Employment in the field of aviation offers the potential of a wide and varied career with an attractive salary. Licensed Aircraft Engineers perform maintenance and other activities on Aircraft (often with modern equipment and…

This month we meet you with our instructor Danil Danailov. Danil started his aviation training in 1978 and has worked for many aviation companies, such as WizzAir, Buglaria Air, Hemus Air and others. We asked Danil to tell us a bit more about himself. Q: Does the aviation gene run in your family? A: No, I’m…

One of the biggest barriers to an effective Fatigue Risk Management System (FRMS) depends on the willingness of the employees to engage with the organisational system and for the managers to support such a program in a positive and tolerant way. Fully engaging with the Management Team is step 1 on our journey, to ensure…

With the introduction of ICAO obligations and additional regulatory requirements to deal effectively with the challenge of Fatigue we should acknowledge the fact that the obligation sits on multiple shoulders. Whilst clearly the regulator sets out the initial requirements and in the case of EASA this may be found in EASA ORO.FTL.120 Fatigue Risk Management…