Basic Aerodynamics (M8) - ENAC-IT

Introduction
The Basic Aerodynamics (Module 8) course for B1/B2, in compliance with the updated EASA Part-66 (July 2024) standards, delivers a fundamental understanding of aerodynamics and its critical role in aircraft performance and safety. Covering topics such as airflow characteristics, forces acting on an aircraft, stability, control, and high-speed aerodynamics, this course equips maintenance personnel with the knowledge required to support aircraft operations effectively. By completing this course, participants will gain the essential theoretical foundation necessary for B1/B2 certification and to ensure compliance with airworthiness standards.

Course Features

• Fundamental Aerodynamic Principles: Comprehensive understanding of airflow, forces, and the behavior of air around an aircraft.
• Physics of the Atmosphere: Study of atmospheric properties and their effects on aircraft performance and handling.
• Aerodynamic Forces and Moments: Exploration of lift, drag, thrust, and weight, and their impact on flight stability and control.
• Theory of Flight: Insight into fixed-wing and rotary-wing flight dynamics, including stability and maneuverability.
• High-Speed Aerodynamics: Understanding of transonic and supersonic airflow characteristics, shock waves, and Mach effects.
• Practical Applications: Application of aerodynamic principles in aircraft maintenance, inspections, and troubleshooting.
• EASA Part-66 Compliance: Fully updated to meet the latest EASA Part-66 (July 2024) regulatory standards for B1/B2 certification.

Target Audience
This course is designed for aircraft maintenance engineers pursuing EASA Part-66 B1 (mechanical) or B2 (avionics) certification. It is ideal for professionals working in or aspiring to join EASA Part-145 maintenance organizations, aerospace engineering students, and technicians seeking foundational knowledge in aerodynamics. Whether preparing for certification or enhancing technical expertise, this course provides the essential theoretical and practical knowledge required for success in B1 and B2-certified roles.