EASA Module 16 study guide

Module 16 is the EASA Part-66 knowledge module covering the regulatory framework that surrounds aircraft maintenance: Commission Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014 on continuing airworthiness, together with the annexes commonly known as Part-66 (aircraft maintenance licence), Part-M (continuing airworthiness management), Part-145 (maintenance organisations) and Part-147 (training organisations). It is aimed at candidates working toward a Part-66 aircraft maintenance licence, and at mechanics, certifying staff and quality or compliance personnel who need to understand how licensing, organisation approval and continuing airworthiness obligations fit together. The exam is delivered as multiple choice questions and tests recall and application of regulatory structure rather than hands-on maintenance skill. Expect questions on which regulation or annex governs a given activity, the roles and responsibilities of the licence holder, the approved maintenance organisation and the continuing airworthiness management organisation, and how training and examination requirements are set. Topics on this exam: Aircraft maintenance licensing and continuing airworthiness regulatory framework (Part-66 / Part-M / Part-145 / Part-147). The EASA Module 16 study guide has 1 section and about 541 words.