Propulsion (B2) - EASA (Jul 24 Update)

Introduction:

The Propulsion (M14) Module for B2, aligned with PCAA ANO-066 standards, is designed to provide avionics professionals with a comprehensive understanding of propulsion systems, with a specific focus on the electronic and control aspects of aircraft engines. This course covers the fundamentals of turbine engines, fuel systems, electronic engine control units (ECU), and engine monitoring systems. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed for B2 certification, ensuring they can maintain and troubleshoot propulsion systems in line with PCAA regulations.

Course Features:

• Overview of Aircraft Propulsion Systems: Gain a solid understanding of turbine engines, their components, and operation, with a focus on how these systems integrate with avionics and electronic controls.
• Electronic Engine Control Systems: Learn how electronic engine control systems (FADEC) work, including their role in monitoring, regulating, and optimizing engine performance.
• Fuel Systems and Monitoring: Understand the operation of fuel systems, focusing on the electronic management and control of fuel distribution, flow, and pressure in aircraft engines.
• Troubleshooting and Maintenance of Propulsion Electronics: Develop practical skills for diagnosing and maintaining propulsion-related electronics, including engine sensors, ECUs, and digital monitoring systems.
• PCAA ANO-066 Compliance: The course is fully compliant with PCAA ANO-066 standards, ensuring participants are well-prepared for B2 certification and capable of maintaining and troubleshooting propulsion systems within regulatory frameworks.

Target Audience:

This course is ideal for avionics engineers, aircraft maintenance technicians, and professionals pursuing PCAA ANO-066 B2 certification. It is particularly suited for those working or aspiring to work in PCAA Part-145 approved maintenance organizations, with a focus on the electronic and control aspects of aircraft propulsion systems. Whether you are preparing for certification or seeking to enhance your expertise in propulsion systems and engine controls, this course provides the essential training required to succeed in B2-certified avionics maintenance roles.