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ARC Training – Airworthiness Review Certificate (Part-M / Part-ML)
For airworthiness review staff of CAMOs and CAOs, independent certifying staff and continuing airworthiness managers: prepare, perform and document an airworthiness review, then issue or extend the ARC.
Course sheet
ARC Training – airworthiness review course sheet
An aircraft certificate of airworthiness is only valid together with a valid airworthiness review certificate (ARC). Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014 sets out how the review is performed: Part-M (Annex I) and Part-ML (Annex Vb).
The course follows the review step by step: who may perform it, how to carry out the documented review and the physical survey, how to handle findings, write the report and issue or extend the ARC. A reusable checklist comes with the course.
Key facts
Duration, formats and arrangements
Duration
About 1.5 hours of e-learning: 6 videos, 6 summary sheets, a checklist, 6 quizzes and a final assessment.
Available 24/7, at your own pace.
Formats
E-learning on aero-consulting-online.com (individual access).
Group or blended sessions to train a team: on quote.
Teaching methods
Narrated videos in English.
PDF summary sheets and an airworthiness review checklist.
5-question practice quiz after each module, with answers and explanations.
Assessment
Final assessment: 20 multiple-choice questions.
80% correct answers required (16 out of 20); a second attempt if you fail.
Certificate
Certificate of training once you pass the final assessment.
Content based on Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Part-M and Part-ML.
Price
€45 per learner in e-learning.
Groups and companies: on quote.
Learning objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Place the ARC within Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014 and tell the Part-M and Part-ML requirements apart.
- Identify who may perform an airworthiness review and which qualifications the staff need.
- Carry out the documented review: hours and cycles, airworthiness directives, maintenance programme, modifications and repairs, life-limited parts, mass and balance.
- Conduct the physical survey of the aircraft and match it against the records.
- Handle findings, write the report, issue or extend the ARC.
- Avoid common errors through case studies.
Why a course on the ARC?
An ARC issued in error, or a poorly documented review, puts the organisation’s responsibility at stake and can ground the aircraft. A clear method and a checklist help you carry out each review completely and traceably.
This course complements the EASA Part-CAMO training: it focuses on the airworthiness review itself, under Part-M and Part-ML.
Course programme
Module 1 – The ARC regulatory framework
Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Part-M and Part-ML, ARC validity.
Module 2 – Airworthiness review staff
Who may perform the review, qualifications and independence.
Module 3 – The documented review
Hours and cycles, ADs, maintenance programme, modifications, repairs.
Module 4 – The physical survey
Checking the aircraft and matching it against the records.
Module 5 – Findings, report and issue
Handling findings, report, issue and extension of the ARC.
Module 6 – Case studies and common errors
Real situations and pitfalls to avoid.
Summary sheets and checklist
One sheet per module and the airworthiness review checklist.
Final assessment
20 multiple-choice questions, then the certificate.
Target audience and prerequisites
The course is designed for:
- Airworthiness review staff of CAMOs and CAOs.
- Independent certifying staff (Part-ML).
- Accountable managers, technical managers and compliance managers of continuing airworthiness organisations.
- Aircraft owners and operators who want to understand the review of their aircraft.
Prerequisites: understand and read English; a basic knowledge of Part-M or Part-ML is recommended.
FAQ – ARC Training
What is the airworthiness review certificate (ARC)?
The ARC confirms that an airworthiness review has been carried out and that the aircraft is considered airworthy. An aircraft certificate of airworthiness is only valid together with a valid ARC.
What is the course based on?
Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014: Annex I (Part-M), in particular M.A.901 and M.A.710, and Annex Vb (Part-ML), in particular ML.A.901 and ML.A.903, with their AMC and GM.
How long does the course take?
About 1.5 hours in e-learning, at your own pace: 6 video modules with summary sheets and quizzes, a checklist, then the final assessment.
How is the certificate issued?
Once you pass the final assessment (20 questions, 80% correct answers), the certificate of training is issued. A second attempt is available if you fail.
Does this course authorise me to issue ARCs?
No. Authorisation to perform airworthiness reviews depends on the qualification and experience requirements of the regulation and on your organisation’s procedures. The course gives you the regulatory knowledge expected in this role.
Is the course available in French?
Yes, the French version “Formation ARC – Certificat d’examen de navigabilité” is available in e-learning at the same price.
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