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A: EASA regulations specify a maximum of 28 participants per training. For specialized training, there is no limit on the number of attendees per group.

A: It is valid indefinitely. However, recurrent training should be completed every 2 years from the date of initial certification.

A: Yes, we conduct initial, recurrent, and general familiarization training for business jets. For more details please reach out to our customer support department.

A: Yes, we provide logbooks for type practical training.

A: EASA examinations are considered passed with at least 75% of correct answers.

A: Yes, you can enroll for both regulations. However, the number of your examinations will be higher due to the differences between the regulations.

A: No, we cannot guarantee that — in fact, nobody can. If anyone offers you a guaranteed exam pass, it will most likely involve cheating, which is strictly prohibited by regulation and can lead to invalidation of the examination, revocation of your Part-66 / CAR-66 licence, and legal consequences. However, we make every possible legitimate effort to help our students achieve a high pass rate: we provide detailed training materials, and our instructors run recurrent training sessions prior to the examination. Instructors are also available throughout the entire session for clarification on Part-66 module content.

A: It is prohibited to disclose which examination questions will be used, as this would violate the integrity and security of the examination. However, it is guaranteed that the examination questions, their level, and their quantity — both overall and for each specific submodule — will be in accordance with EASA Part-66 and GCAA CAR-66 regulations.EASA regulations can be found here: https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/document-library/easy-access-rules/easy-access-rules-continuing-airworthiness GCAA regulations can be found here: https://www.gcaa.gov.ae/en/epublication/civil-aviation-regulations

A: No, no clarifications or translations are allowed during the examination. The examiner's role is limited to overseeing examination procedures, not clarifying subject content. Any communication between students, or between students and examiners, is also prohibited, so that all students can concentrate on their examination without distractions. Any questions for the examiner should be asked before or after the examination — not during.

A: You can enroll at any of the available approved locations – Vilnius, Lithuania, or Sharjah, UAE.