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EASA Part-66 B1 & B2 License Training in Morocco
Safesky Solution Academy delivers EASA Part-66 B1 & B2 training in Morocco for aspiring aircraft maintenance engineers. Our EASA-aligned program covers all required modules, prepares students for examinations.
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EASA Part-66 B1 & B2 License Training in Morocco – EASA Approved Academy
Safesky Academy delivers EASA-approved Part-66 B1 and B2 training programs in Morocco, designed to prepare aviation professionals for the EASA Aircraft Maintenance License (AML). Our training follows official EASA regulatory standards and provides structured theoretical instruction aligned with European Aviation Safety Agency requirements.
As an aviation training center operating under EASA compliance standards, Safesky Academy ensures that students receive industry-focused education that meets international aviation maintenance regulations.
What is EASA Part-66 Training?
EASA Part-66 training is the mandatory theoretical qualification required to obtain an EASA Aircraft Maintenance License. The training covers essential aviation disciplines, including:
Aircraft aerodynamics
Turbine engines
Aircraft structures
Electrical and electronic systems
Maintenance practices
Aviation legislation
The Part-66 license is divided into categories:
B1 – Mechanical (engines, structures, systems)
B2 – Avionics (electrical and electronic systems)
Safesky Academy provides structured training pathways for both categories.
EASA Part-66 Categories Offered at Safesky Academy
Focused on turbine engine aircraft systems, including structures and mechanical maintenance.
Covers aircraft electrical systems, digital techniques, instrumentation, and navigation systems.
Integrated program allowing students to acquire both mechanical and avionics competencies.
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Career as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician (B1 or B2)
An EASA Part-66 B1 or B2 Technician performs aircraft inspection, maintenance, and repair.
- B1 (Mechanical): Engines, structures, and mechanical systems
- B2 (Avionics): Electrical, electronic, and navigation systems
Both ensure aircraft safety and compliance.
Career Opportunities
After obtaining your EASA Part-66 B1 or B2 License, you can work as:
- Aircraft Maintenance Technician (B1 – Mechanical)
- Aircraft Maintenance Technician (B2 – Avionics)
- Base Maintenance Technician
- Line Maintenance Technician
- Technical Support Technician
- Mechanical / Avionics Specialist
With experience, many engineers move into leadership or quality assurance roles.
Aircraft Maintenance Technician (T.M.A) Training
Become a skilled Aircraft Maintenance Technician and train in a real professional environment.
This program is designed to prepare future aviation professionals through a balanced learning approach that combines theory, hands-on practice, and real workplace exposure.
- Training Duration: 21 Months
Training Program
Study aircraft systems, aerodynamics, maintenance procedures, aviation safety, and regulatory standards.
Hands-on work on aircraft parts, tools, workshop tasks, technical drawings, and maintenance simulations within the academy.
Practical training in a real airport environment with aircraft inspection, routine maintenance support, and exposure to live operations.
