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Regulatory training in aeronautics : requirements, EASA, standards and compliance

In a globalized, competitive and regulated environment, mastering standards and regulations is a challenge for all players in the aeronautical and space sector.

Training personnel on current regulations and standards is a lever for improving your performance while contributing to the industry's safety requirements. To meet these requirements, Bureau Veritas supports civil and military aeronautics professionals through a range of training courses tailored to regulatory requirements and sector needs.

Why are regulatory training courses necessary in aeronautics?

In the aeronautical sector, training professionals is essential to ensure operational safety and compliance with regulatory requirements. Depending on their activities and responsibilities, organizations must ensure that their personnel have the skills necessary to carry out their duties.

Initial and continuing training notably makes it possible to :

  • Comply with the regulatory obligations applicable to aircraft maintenance, airworthiness, design and operations.
  • Maintain and update staff skills in the face of changes in regulations, technologies and procedures.
  • Prevent risks associated with aeronautical operations, particularly human errors and maintenance deficiencies.
  • Contribute to the compliance of organizations, notably within the framework of maintaining their approvals and regulated activities.

Which professionals are concerned by aeronautical regulatory training courses?

Aeronautical regulatory training courses are intended for civil and military aviation professionals whose activities require mastery of specific standards, procedures and requirements. They concern in particular:

  • Aeronautical maintenance technicians and personnel, responsible for the servicing, inspection and repair of aircraft.
  • Continuing airworthiness managers, who oversee the compliance and airworthiness status of aircraft.
  • Engineers and design and production personnel, involved in the development, manufacturing and modification of aircraft and their equipment.
  • Quality, safety and compliance managers, responsible for applying standards, managing risks and conducting internal audits.
  • Personnel of airlines and airport operators, concerned by the requirements related to air operations, safety and security.
  • Inspectors and representatives of civil and military aviation authorities, responsible for oversight and regulatory inspection missions.

Training needs vary depending on the functions performed, the responsibilities of the personnel and the regulations applicable to each organization.

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Which aeronautical training courses does Bureau Veritas offer?

Bureau Veritas offers a wide range of training courses for civil and military aeronautics professionals. Its offering covers the main regulations, quality standards, as well as specific technical and operational fields.

DomainTraining courses offered
Aeronautical quality standardsEN 9100, EN 9110, EN 9120, auditing techniques in aeronautical environments
Aeronautical maintenance Part-145, EMAR-FR 145, EMAR 147, EMAR 66, FOD, EWIS and CDCCL
Design and productionPart-21G, Part-21J, EMAR 21G, EMAR 21J
Continuing airworthinessPart-M, Part-CAMO, EMAR M
Air operationsAir OPS, flight data analysis, heliport management
Safety management and human factorsSafety Management System (SMS), human factors
Aviation securityTraining courses on the requirements of points 11.2.2, 11.2.4, 11.2.5, 11.2.6.2, 11.2.3.9 and 11.2.3.10 of Regulation (EU) 2015/1998

Specialized and tailor-made training courses

Bureau Veritas also offers programs tailored to the specific needs of aeronautical organizations, particularly in the following areas:

  • Airports : custom training courses meeting the needs of airport operators.
  • Civil and military aviation authorities : training courses for flight operations, airworthiness and airport inspectors, as well as for personnel involved in safety issue resolution and State safety programmes.
  • Environment and sustainability : personalized training programs to support organizations in achieving their environmental objectives.

How does Bureau Veritas support you in your aeronautical training projects?

Bureau Veritas supports aeronautical organizations in defining and implementing their training projects, from selecting programs to organizing them. Its teams offer solutions tailored to the skills to be developed, the applicable requirements and the constraints of each organization.

Identifying your needs and building your training plan

Bureau Veritas advises you in developing your training plan in order to define the actions best suited to your teams' skills and your organization's objectives. This support includes defining training objectives according to your activities and needs, selecting the programs suited to the skills to be acquired or updated, planning the various actions and optimizing the resources deployed, and setting up tools to measure the results of the training plan over time.

Designing custom training courses tailored to your organization

To meet the specific needs of aeronautical companies, Bureau Veritas adapts its programs and teaching materials to the activities, constraints and culture of each organization.

Training courses may in particular be:

  • Customized according to the objectives and challenges faced by your teams.
  • Held at your premises, at Bureau Veritas facilities or remotely.
  • Delivered in French or in English, depending on the participants' needs.
  • Adapted to the desired learning methods, through specific teaching materials and formats.

Example of support: MIAT Mongolian Airlines

Bureau Veritas designed and delivered a five-day custom training program for MIAT Mongolian Airlines. Combining Part-CAMO regulations, human factors, safety management and SAFA inspections, this program was based on case studies and practical workshops tailored to the needs of the teams.

Strengthening your teams' skills through practical training

Bureau Veritas's teaching approach is based on concrete situations and issues encountered in aeronautical organizations, allowing participants to connect regulatory and technical knowledge to their professional activities. Our programs particularly emphasize clear learning objectives consistent with the relevant reference frameworks, case studies and situations close to field realities, interactive discussions around the difficulties encountered by participants, and feedback sessions that allow participants to compare acquired knowledge with the situations they face in their activities. In continuing training or refresher courses, a place is also given to participants' feedback on their experience.

Access inter-company training courses and available sessions

Bureau Veritas organizes inter-company training sessions throughout the year in Toulouse, Aix-en-Provence and the Paris region. These sessions cover in particular quality standards, civil and military regulations, aviation security and the transport of dangerous goods.
The online catalog allows you to explore the programs, check available dates and register one or more employees directly.

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Olga Rovello
Olga
Rovello

Aeronautical Training Account Manager

Bureau Veritas

"Our team of trainers is the key to the quality and success of our training courses: they are highly dedicated and passionate aviation professionals from the field, who truly understand the daily challenges faced by trainees. Their experience and teaching skills in knowledge transfer make our courses the most relevant and effective for developing your teams."

Why choose Bureau Veritas for your aeronautical training?

With over 100 years of experience in the aeronautical sector, Bureau Veritas puts its technical and regulatory expertise at the service of skills development for civil and military aviation professionals.

Expertise in civil and military regulations
Bureau Veritas works with players in the aeronautical sector on airworthiness, safety, quality and regulatory compliance issues. This knowledge of civil and military reference frameworks enables its teams to convey knowledge adapted to the realities and obligations of organizations.

Experienced trainers in the aeronautical sector
All Bureau Veritas trainers have at least five years of professional experience in their technical field. They are selected for their professional skills, experience and teaching abilities, in order to transfer knowledge directly applicable to participants' activities.

The experience of an international aeronautical player
Since 1922, Bureau Veritas has worked with airlines, operators, industrial organizations and authorities worldwide. This experience with organizations of diverse profiles allows it to share an understanding of the practices and challenges encountered in different aeronautical environments.

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Frequently asked questions about regulatory training in aeronautics

  • Which organizations are authorized to deliver these training courses?

    Regulatory aeronautical training courses may be delivered by approved organizations or specialized providers, depending on their nature.

    For basic training and Part-66 type qualifications, a Part-147 approval is generally required, subject to the exceptions provided for by the regulations. By contrast, Part-145 continuing training, EWIS, human factors or SMS courses may be provided by specialized organizations without Part-147 approval.

    Bureau Veritas is one of the specialized organizations offering training on EASA and EMAR aviation regulations, as well as on sector quality standards. These programs allow professionals to develop and update their skills, without necessarily issuing a license or regulatory authorization.

  • Can regulatory aeronautical training be followed remotely?

    Yes, certain regulatory aeronautical training courses can be followed remotely, in particular via video conference, when their content and the applicable requirements allow it.

    Bureau Veritas offers custom remote training courses, adapted to the needs of organizations and the constraints of their teams. The arrangements depend on the chosen program, as some courses may require practical exercises or an in-person assessment.

  • Which regulations and standards govern aeronautical training courses?

    In the aeronautical sector, several frameworks govern the design, production, maintenance and operation of aircraft. Some impose obligations, while others define management and continuous improvement practices.

    EASA European requirements

    The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) contributes to the development of a common regulatory framework aimed at ensuring the safety of civil aviation in Europe. This framework specifies in particular the skills, qualifications and training required.

    The main frameworks concerned are:

    • Part-145 : framework applicable to organizations maintaining aircraft and their equipment.
    • Part-M and Part-CAMO : rules relating to the continuing airworthiness of aircraft and its management.
    • Part-21 : rules relating to the design and production of aircraft, their parts and equipment.
    • Part-66 and Part-147 : rules relating to aircraft maintenance licensing and approved training organizations.
    • Air OPS (Part-ORO, Part-CAT): rules governing aircraft operators and commercial air transport operations, particularly regarding the training of operational personnel.

    Military regulations and aeronautical quality standards

    In addition to EASA requirements, the aeronautical sector relies on military-specific frameworks and international quality management standards.

    The main frameworks concerned are:

    • EMAR 21 : framework relating to the certification, design and production of military aircraft.
    • EMAR 145 : rules applicable to organizations maintaining military aircraft.
    • EMAR M : framework relating to the continuing airworthiness of military aircraft.
    • EMAR 66 and EMAR 147 : military maintenance licenses and associated training organizations.
    • EN 9100 : quality management standard applicable to organizations in the aeronautical, space and defense sectors.
    • EN 9110 : quality management standard for aviation maintenance organizations.
    • EN 9120 : quality management standard for distributors of aeronautical parts and components.

    Mastering these frameworks contributes to maintaining the compliance of military activities and to improving quality practices across the entire aeronautical value chain.

  • Is training mandatory and how often must it be renewed?

    Certain aeronautical training courses are mandatory, but the renewal frequency depends on the applicable regulations and the functions performed.

    For example, Part-145 requires continuing training over a two-year period for the certifying and support staff concerned. Part-CAMO also provides for initial and recurrent training, without setting a single periodicity for all personnel.

    Organizations must therefore adapt their training plan to regulatory obligations and to the skills to be maintained.

  • Is Bureau Veritas aeronautical training certifying or diploma-awarding?

    Bureau Veritas aeronautical training courses are primarily intended for the development and updating of professional skills. They are not systematically certifying or diploma-awarding.

    A training certificate may be issued upon completion of the course, depending on the arrangements provided. This document confirms attendance but does not constitute a license or regulatory authorization.

    To find out which certifications or certificates are issued, please check the conditions of the chosen program with Bureau Veritas.

  • What are the costs and funding options?

    The cost of aeronautical training varies depending on the program, its duration, the number of participants and the organizational arrangements (in-person, remote or custom).

    For employees, funding may be provided by the employer under the skills development plan, with possible coverage by an OPCO (Skills Operator), subject to certain conditions. The Personal Training Account (CPF) may also be used for eligible programs.

    Bureau Veritas offers inter-company and custom training courses, whose rates can be consulted in the catalog or requested from its teams.