Course Catalog
FAA Regulatory Courses
Course Description:
The FAR 145 Repair Station Management Course equips aviation professionals with the regulatory knowledge and practical tools needed to establish and operate an FAA-approved repair station. This 20-hour course is delivered live by experienced instructors who have served as FAA Aviation Safety Inspectors, Chief Inspectors, and Directors of Maintenance. Their dual perspective—both regulatory and operational—provides unmatched guidance for compliance with FAA expectations.
Designed for Part 145 applicants, management personnel, and quality control staff, the course walks students through certification, operations, quality management, and compliance oversight. Students receive a comprehensive two-volume set of digital Student Guides containing regulatory excerpts, FAA references, and editable templates aligned with the topics discussed.
This course is ideal for those preparing for an FAA initial certification, undergoing a renewal audit, or updating their manuals and training programs to meet FAA requirements.
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The Risk Management and Human Factors course was designed for MRO and Air Carrier clients seeking training to comply with FAA and EASA human factors requirements. This program goes beyond the fundamental Dirty Dozen, equipping managers and supervisors with the essential tools to develop the Safety Management System components that employees must comprehend.
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This course is created around the Operators Manual: Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance:
This manual recognizes that readers already know the importance of human factors — a science that pays attention to physical, psychological, and other human attributes to ensure that we work safely and efficiently with minimal risk to others and equipment. The chapters discuss seven critical human factors topics that contribute to the goal of creating and reinforcing a safety culture where employees practice safe habits, both at work and at home.
Manufacture and Sale of Aircraft Parts
Course Code: FAA-IA-2025-20
Format: Instructor-Led (via Zoom or Google Meet)
Length: 6 Hours
Price: $500 per Student
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Enrollment Link: Enroll Here
Course Description:
The Manufacture and Sale of Aircraft Parts course is specifically designed for aviation professionals, entrepreneurs, and maintenance personnel who are interested in producing or distributing FAA-compliant aircraft parts. Whether you’re planning to develop replacement components or pursue Production Approval (PMA, TSOA, or STC), this course gives you the regulatory insight and technical foundation to succeed.
Led by industry veteran Bruce Bessette, this 6-hour interactive training covers the critical aspects of FAA certification, design and production approvals, documentation requirements, and ongoing compliance responsibilities. Students will walk away with a clear understanding of how to navigate the FAA approval process and market their parts legally and safely within the aviation industry.
This instructor-led course is delivered live via Zoom or Google Meet. Course scheduling is flexible—contact the instructor directly to arrange dates and discuss any group pricing options.
Course Curriculum:
Lesson 1: Course Overview and Introduction to FAR Part 21
Lesson 2: Understanding FAA Production Approvals (PMA, TSOA, etc.)
Lesson 3: Design Elements of PMA and TSOA Applications
Lesson 4: Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA)
Lesson 5: Navigating the FAA Approval Process
Lesson 6: Continued Operational Safety and Monitoring
Lesson 7: FAA Compliance and Enforcement Procedures
Who Should Enroll:
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A&P Mechanics and IA Holders
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Aviation Engineers and Designers
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Manufacturing and Quality Assurance Personnel
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Entrepreneurs launching FAA-compliant aviation parts
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Maintenance Managers in repair stations or operators
Course Features:
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Live instruction by a certified expert with real-world experience
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Interactive Q&A throughout the course
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Digital course materials provided in advance
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Certificate of Completion issued upon finishing the course
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Guidance tailored for real-world application and regulatory success
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Price
$500.00
Limited Time Only
Course Description:
The Inspection Authorization (IA) Course is not just another FAA test prep—it is a comprehensive professional development program designed for A&P mechanics who are ready to take on the critical responsibilities of becoming an IA. This course goes beyond rote memorization of test questions and focuses on the deeper knowledge and real-world judgment required to certify aircraft as airworthy.
As an IA, you are authorizing the return to service of aircraft that may have unknown maintenance histories, particularly in the general aviation sector. This responsibility carries significant regulatory, safety, and ethical risks. That’s why this course draws on over 24 years of hands-on experience performing annual inspections for a wide range of aircraft and operators, offering insights that can't be learned from books alone.
Students will gain a full understanding of not only the FAA’s testing subjects, but also the mindset, documentation habits, and inspection techniques that define a trusted IA in today’s aviation environment.
Curriculum Overview:
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Part I: Regulatory Requirements for an IA Mechanic
Covers FAR 65 Subpart D and E, eligibility, application process, renewal criteria, and how to stay compliant as a certificated IA. -
Part II: Duties and Responsibilities of an IA
Understanding the scope and authority of the IA role, including major repairs and alterations, return-to-service, and ethical obligations. -
Part III: Maintenance Records
Best practices in reviewing, verifying, and maintaining logbook entries, Form 337s, and AD compliance. -
Part IV: Performing an Annual Inspection
Step-by-step breakdown of a thorough annual inspection, including real-world case studies and inspection checklists to identify critical airworthiness issues.
Who Should Attend:
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Experienced A&P mechanics seeking to obtain their Inspection Authorization
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Aviation maintenance professionals who want to deepen their knowledge of aircraft certification, compliance, and documentation
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Maintenance managers and supervisors seeking to better understand the IA's role in quality control and regulatory compliance
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Price
$500.00
Limited Time Only
Aircraft Major Repair and Alterations
Course Code: FAA-MA-2024-20
Format: Self-Paced Online Training
Duration: Approximately 20 Hours
Price: $500.00
Course Description:
The Aircraft Major Repair and Alterations course is designed for aviation maintenance professionals, inspectors, and technicians responsible for documenting significant repairs and modifications to aircraft. Whether you work in a repair station or hold an A&P with Inspection Authorization, understanding when a task qualifies as major or minor—and how to correctly document it—is essential to regulatory compliance and airworthiness assurance.
This online, self-paced course provides clear instruction on how to evaluate repairs and alterations, determine if FAA involvement is required, and complete the FAA Form 337 properly, including guidance on approved data, weight and balance impacts, and Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA). Students will gain a working knowledge of field approval procedures and learn how to assemble a compliant data package for FAA evaluation.
The course includes high-quality instructional videos, downloadable materials, and a final assessment to validate your understanding.
Course Curriculum:
Lesson 1: Determine Airworthiness
Lesson 2: Major vs Minor Alterations
Lesson 3: Aircraft Parts – Part 1: Eligibility
Lesson 4: Aircraft Parts – Part 2: Determining Airworthiness
Lesson 5: Introduction to FAA Form 337
Lesson 6: Form 337 – Sections of Block 8
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Form 337 – Description of Work
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Form 337 – Approved Data Requirements
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Form 337 – Weight and Balance Calculations
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Form 337 – ICA Requirements
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Form 337 – Final Review and Submission
Lesson 7: Applying for a Field Approval – Part 1
Lesson 8: Evaluating the Alteration Using DER/DAR
Lesson 9: Creating the Standard Data Package for FAA Submission
Lesson 10: Understanding the FAA Field Approval Process
Who Should Enroll:
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A&P Mechanics and IA holders
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Repair Station personnel are responsible for compliance documentation
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Maintenance Managers and Quality Assurance Inspectors
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Technicians performing structural or system modifications
Course Features:
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24/7 Online Access
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Step-by-step video instruction
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Practical examples and FAA guidance references
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Final exam with certificate of completion
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Downloadable worksheets and reference materials
Enroll Today: Click the link to the right to begin this FAA-focused training course and ensure every repair or alteration you complete is backed by proper documentation and regulatory compliance.
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Price
$500.00
Limited Time Only
Incoming and Receiving Inspector Course
Course Code: FAA-IA-2025-6
Format: Instructor-Led (via Zoom or Google Meet)
Length: 6 Hours
Price: $250 per Student
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Course Catalog & Registration: Click here
Course Description:
This specialized training course is designed for Incoming and Receiving Inspectors at FAA-certificated FAR Part 145 Repair Stations. According to FAR 145.155, inspection personnel must be thoroughly familiar with the applicable regulations, inspection methods, and tools required to determine the airworthiness of incoming parts and articles.
This 20-hour instructor-led course goes far beyond basic procedures. It equips inspectors with the regulatory knowledge, technical expertise, and practical tools needed to ensure that every part entering the repair station meets FAA airworthiness standards and is free of damage or nonconformity.
Led by aviation maintenance expert Bruce Bessette, this course emphasizes real-world examples and compliance strategies tailored for today's regulatory environment. It is ideal for both new and experienced inspectors who are responsible for receiving, inspecting, and certifying parts within a repair station.
Course Curriculum:
Lesson 1: Recognition and Identification of Aircraft Parts
Lesson 2: Repair Station Receiving and Documentation Procedures
Lesson 3: Preliminary and Hidden Damage Inspections
Lesson 4: Identifying Suspected Unapproved Aircraft Parts
Lesson 5: Part Issuance, Storage, and Receiving Procedures
Lesson 6: Use of the Incoming Inspector Checklist
Who Should Enroll:
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Incoming/Receiving Inspectors at FAR 145 Repair Stations
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Quality Assurance and Materials Control Personnel
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Inspection Authorization (IA) holders
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Repair Station Training Coordinators and Managers
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Mechanics transitioning into inspector roles
Course Features:
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Delivered live via Zoom or Google Meet
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Taught by a certified FAA instructor with decades of experience
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Course workbook and checklist templates provided
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Certificate of Completion issued
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Fulfills FAA training program needs under FAR 145.155
Ensure airworthiness starts at the door.
Click here to view the catalog and register
or contact Bruce Bessette to arrange a private course for your team.
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Price
$250.00
Limited Time Only
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FAR 145 Repair Station Employee Indoctrination (INDOC) Course
Course Code: FAA-INDOC-2025-30
Format: Instructor-Led (via Zoom) with Optional Transition to Online Self-Paced Format
Length: 6 to 10 Contact Hours (varies by repair station capabilities)
Price: Contact for pricing
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Course Catalog & Registration: View Online
Course Description:
The FAR 145 Repair Station Indoctrination (INDOC) course is designed to meet the FAA-mandated training requirement for all employees at a certificated repair station, including mechanics, inspectors, supervisors, and managers. This course satisfies the initial training requirement found in 14 CFR §145.163 and corresponding FAA Advisory Circulars 145-10 and 145-11, which mandate that each repair station must provide training that ensures personnel are familiar with company procedures, applicable regulations, and the limitations of the station’s ratings.
Developed specifically for small and mid-sized repair stations, this course is ideal for organizations that have partnered with Quality Aviation SMS to develop their FAA-accepted Repair Station Manuals (RSM), Quality Control Manuals (QCM), and Training Program Manuals (TPM). The training is delivered using the customer’s own approved manuals and operational procedures, ensuring relevance and full regulatory compliance.
Delivery Format:
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Initial course is delivered live via Zoom by an FAA-qualified instructor.
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After the first session, the course can be converted to a self-paced, online format for onboarding new employees.
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Includes FAA-required documentation and training records suitable for your Training Program Manual and surveillance audits.
Course Curriculum:
Lesson 1: Introduction to FAR 145 & Applicable FAA Regulations
Lesson 2: Understanding and Using the Repair Station Manual (RSM)
Lesson 3: Quality Manual Procedures and Responsibilities
Lesson 4: Training Program Manual – Roles, Records, and Refreshers
Lesson 5: Use of Repair Station Forms for Compliance
Lesson 6: Use of Computer Systems, Data Integrity, Cybersecurity, and Internal Audits
Who Should Attend:
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New and Existing Repair Station Employees
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Mechanics and Technical Personnel
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Lead Inspectors and Chief Inspectors
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Supervisors and Accountable Managers
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FAA-certificated Part 145 Repair Stations needing turn-key INDOC solutions
Key Features:
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Meets all FAR 145.163 training requirements
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Customized to your FAA-accepted RSM, QCM, and TPM
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Instructor-led with flexible online follow-up format
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Developed by an experienced FAA instructor and consultant
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Includes training documentation and checklist templates for FAA audits
Compliance begins with informed personnel. This course ensures that every team member understands how to operate within the scope of your FAA-approved procedures and documentation requirements.
Air Carrier Continuing Analysis and Surveillance System (CASS)
Course Code: FAA-CASS-2025-20
Format: Instructor-Led (via Zoom or Google Meet)
Length: 32 Hours (4 Days)
Price: $6,000* per course (*Institutional rate; contact for individual pricing)
Instructors: Bruce Bessette, Jose Salazar
Registration & Info: View Course Catalog
Course Description:
This advanced Continuing Analysis and Surveillance System (CASS) training course is modeled after the same curriculum provided to FAA Principal Maintenance Inspectors overseeing FAR Part 121 Air Carrier operations. It is specifically designed to give repair stations, maintenance providers, and air operators an in-depth understanding of how CASS integrates into the Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Program (CAMP) and ties directly into the organization’s Safety Management System (SMS).
CASS is the foundational safety oversight mechanism that ensures maintenance programs are both effective and compliant, addressing safety performance through data collection, analysis, validation, and corrective action. This course emphasizes regulatory alignment with FAR 121.373, 119.65, and FAR 145.211(c), and includes reference to FAA Advisory Circulars 120-79 and 120-16G, which are essential for both implementation and compliance with SMS.
Course Delivery:
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Delivered over 4 consecutive days, totaling 32 hours of instruction
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Presented live via Zoom or Google Meet by experienced instructors
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Ideal for Air Carriers, Contract Maintenance Providers, FAA certificate holders, and Quality Assurance personnel
Curriculum Overview:
Day 1: Foundation and Regulatory Understanding
Lesson 1: Course Introduction & Understanding Maintenance Regulations
Lesson 2: 10 Elements of an Air Carrier Maintenance Program
Lesson 3: CASS Applicable FAA Regulations
Day 2: Systems and Safety Concepts
Lesson 4: Defining CASS – Roles and Functions
Lesson 5: Risk Management & System Safety Principles
Lesson 6: Organizational Framework and Management Structure
Day 3: Monitoring and Program Oversight
Lesson 7: Verifying Performance of the Maintenance Program
Lesson 8: Validating Effectiveness & Continuous Improvement
Day 4: Compliance, Accountability, and Exam
Lesson 9: Corrective Action and Follow-Up Process
Lesson 10: FAA Inspector Roles, Interfaces, and Expectations
Lesson 11: Course Summary & Final Exam
Key References:
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FAR 121.373 – CASS Requirement for Air Carriers
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FAR 145.211(c) – Data Collection Requirements for Repair Stations
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FAR 119.65 – Personnel and Operational Control
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AC 120-79 – Developing and Implementing a CASS
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AC 120-16G – Air Carrier Maintenance Programs
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SMS Framework – 14 CFR Part 5 & ICAO Annex 19
Who Should Attend:
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Air Carrier Quality Assurance Managers
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Repair Station QA/ QC Personnel
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FAA Designees, Inspectors, or Auditors
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Maintenance Program Managers
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Safety Managers implementing SMS
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MROs and Subcontractors supporting Part 121 Operators
Understand the System that Protects the Fleet. Learn to manage maintenance safety risks, validate the performance of your airworthiness program, and meet FAA oversight expectations through an effective CASS.
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Technical Courses
One of the hardest subjects most A&P Generals test takers is the Basic Electricity element. This presentation was created for the NCATT AET where the test is not published. This required me to teach the subjects with a higher understanding. I achieve this with videos with graphics and examples about how to answer complex formulas and theory.
Curriculum
Lesson 1: Introduction to electrical properties
Lesson 2: Evaluating electrical circuits
Lesson 3: Learning Alternating Current Principles
Lesson 4: RCL Circuits
Lesson 5: Semiconductor Devices
Lesson 6: Transistors
Curriculum
Lesson 7: Batteries
Lesson 8: Analog Devices
Lesson 9: Logic Circuits
Lesson 10: RCL Circuits
Lesson 11: Semiconductor Devices
Lesson 12: Transistors
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ATA 34-52 Aircraft Transponder Familiarization
Course Code: AVI-XPDR-2025-32
Format: Self-paced online course
Length: 32 Hours (4 Days)
Price: $250 per student
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Registration & Info:
👉 https://quality-aviation-sms.thinkific.com
Course Overview:
This course is one of the first technical training programs developed by Avionics Education and is specifically designed for Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) mechanics and avionics technicians performing FAR 91.411 and 91.413 certification tasks under FAR Part 145 Repair Station operations.
The ATA 34-52 Aircraft Transponder Familiarization course covers fundamental and practical knowledge for testing, inspecting, and certifying aircraft transponder systems, including Mode A, C, and S transponders used in civil aviation. This instructor-led course is ideal for both new and experienced technicians who need structured training that aligns with FAA regulatory expectations.
🛠️ If you are unfamiliar with pitot-static systems, it is recommended that you complete the FAR 34-11 Pitot-Static System Course prior to taking this class.
Course Features:
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32 hours of instructor-led live training via Zoom or Google Meet
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15 on-demand technical videos to reinforce learning
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Downloadable eBook with transponder system diagrams and terminology
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Includes FAA guidance documents to support integration into your Part 145 training manual
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Final test and Certificate of Completion provided for training records
Who Should Take This Course:
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AMTs and avionics technicians performing transponder and pitot-static checks
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Repair Station personnel seeking formal documentation for FAA-approved training
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Technicians pursuing NCATT AET or FCC certification pathways
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Military and transitioning veterans entering civil aircraft maintenance roles
Curriculum Overview
Lesson 1: Introduction and History
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Transponder evolution and integration in air traffic control
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ICAO and FAA adoption of Mode A/C/S systems
Lesson 2: Transponder System Operation
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System components: transceiver, encoder, antenna
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Interface with ADS-B, TCAS, and secondary surveillance radar
Lesson 3: Certification and FAA Rules
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FAR 91.411 & 91.413 requirements
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Test intervals and maintenance record entries
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Applicable FAA guidance: AC 43-6D, FAA Order 8300.10
Lesson 4: Test and Troubleshooting
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Use of ramp test equipment
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Failure modes and performance benchmarks
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Repair station responsibilities under FAR 145
Lesson 5: Final Test
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Timed, multiple-choice knowledge check
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Printable certificate upon successful completion
📅 Flexible scheduling available – contact us to request your group session.
🧾 Certificate meets documentation needs for FAR 145 Repair Station Training Programs.
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ATA 34-11 Pitot Static Systems
The ATA 34-11 Pitot Static System course provides essential technical training for inspecting and maintaining aircraft air data systems. It is a required prerequisite for the ATA 34-52 Aircraft Transponder Familiarization course and fulfills FAA expectations for training under FAR 145.155. This hybrid course combines instructor-led Zoom sessions with a 20-hour self-paced module available online.
Each student will receive a companion eBook, access to downloadable FAA reference materials, and a final exam to demonstrate proficiency. Upon successful completion, students will be awarded a graduation certificate suitable for inclusion in FAA Part 145 Repair Station employee records.
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Curriculum
Lesson 1: Altimeter and Vertical Speed
Lesson 2: Airspeed Indication
Lesson 3: Tubes and Ports
Lesson 4: Inherent System Errors
Lesson 5: System Maintenance
Lesson 6: Air Data Computer Systems
Lesson 7: Glass Cockpit Displays
Lesson 8: End of Course Test
ATA 23-00 Radio Principles
Course Overview:
ATA 23-00 Aircraft Radio Principles is the introductory course in the Avionics Education NCATT Radio Communication Systems certification series. This course is designed for technicians preparing to sit for the ASTM NCATT Radio Communication Systems Endorsement and provides a deep foundational understanding of aircraft radio systems, wave propagation, antennas, and modulation concepts.
Delivered through self-paced modules and supported by instructor-led Zoom sessions upon request, this course includes FAA-relevant material, downloadable reference content, a final test, and a certificate of completion that can be used as documentation under FAR 145.155 for initial or recurrent training.
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Curriculum
Lesson 1: Introduction to radio broadcasting
Lesson 2: Frequency
Lesson 3: Antennas
Lesson 4: Radio Wave propagation
Lesson 5: Generating the Carrier
Lesson 6: Modulation/Demodulation
Lesson 7: Final Test
ATA 23-12 VHF Radio Systems
Designed to be the follow-on course for the Radio Principles course. This is a systems course that covers VHF radio communication. Starting with the radio bands, frequency propagation, the main causes of interference and noise, and the operation and testing of the system. When there is enough interest in this course, I will have a class published very quickly. Please email me your interest in this and any other avionics subjects you would like to see offered by Quality Aviation.
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Curriculum
Lesson 1: Systems that operate in the VHF band
Lesson 2: Radio Stack
Lesson 3: VHF COM/NAV operation
Lesson 4: Audio Selection and Distribution
Lesson 5: System Testing and Troubleshooting
Lesson 6: Final Test
ATA 24-00 Fundamentals of Aircraft Batteries
Course Overview:
The ATA 24-00 Fundamentals of Aircraft Batteries course was originally developed to help FAA A&P students prepare for battery-related questions on the Airframe written exam. Due to its high-quality technical content and instructional clarity, the course has quickly gained traction with FAR 145 repair stations and commercial airlines who now use it to supplement their FAA-approved training programs.
This 4-hour, self-paced course provides an in-depth understanding of aircraft battery systems, including basic electrical principles, operational characteristics, construction methods, inspection, and servicing of Lead-Acid and NiCad batteries. The course also prepares technicians for real-world maintenance tasks with practical and regulatory
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Curriculum
Lesson 1: Types of Batteries
Lesson 2: Open and Closed Circuit operation
Lesson 3: Battery Cells
Lesson 4: Test and Measures
Lesson 5: Nickel Cadmium Batteries
Lesson 6: Post Course Test
ATA 34-51 Aircraft Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)
Course Overview:
The ATA 34-51 Aircraft Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) course is a focused, self-paced training module that supports the ASTM NCATT Dependent Navigation Systems Add-On rating. Designed for aviation technicians and students working in modern navigation environments, this course introduces the theory, components, and testing methods associated with DME systems used in commercial and general aviation.
This course is part of the Quality Aviation Mini-Course Series, developed by Bruce Bessette, an industry-recognized avionics expert and FAA instructor, to help technicians build foundational knowledge in avionics systems essential to FAR 145 repair station operations and FAA-approved training programs.
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Curriculum
Lesson 1: History and Function of the System
Lesson 2: Cockpit Displays and Controls
Lesson 3: System LRUs
Lesson 4: Radio Broadcast Format
Lesson 5: System Testing
Lesson 6: Sample Lab Exercise
NCATT AET Certification Prep Course (2025 Edition)
Course Code: AVI -AET-2025-40
Format: Online, Self-Paced
Introductory Price: $600 Per Student
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Link: https://quality-aviation-sms.thinkific.com/courses/aviation-electricity-i
Course Description
Prepare with confidence for the NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification using the 2025 AvEd AET Test Study Guide, now available as a comprehensive self-paced online course through Quality Aviation SMS on Thinkific. This course is designed specifically for technicians seeking a solid foundation in avionics and electronics, whether coming from a military background, a Part 147 program, or on-the-job experience.
Aligned with the updated NCATT AET certification standards, this course uses a multimedia-rich, modular format built around 75 structured worksheets, 40 instructional videos, and end-of-section knowledge quizzes to guide learners through every key topic on the exam.
Curriculum:
Chapter 1: Basic Electrical Principles DC
Reading Schematics
Chapter 2: Principles of AC
RF and Antenna Theory
Chapter 3: Devices Using Semiconductors
Signal Types and Processing
Chapter 4: Introduction to Analog and Digital Devices
Digital Logic and Microprocessors
Digital Math
Chapter 5: Aircraft Components and Operation
Electromagnetic Interference
ESD and Lighting Protection
Chapter 6: Maintenance Documentation and Standards
Aircraft Workplace Safety
Human Factors in Avionics Maintenance
Chapter 7: Test Equipment Use
Simple Troubleshooting
FOD Program
Course Features
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75 printable worksheets with embedded review questions
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Answer keys are included in the accompanying textbook (sold separately or bundled)
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40 video lectures to reinforce core concepts
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Module quizzes for knowledge assessment
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Flexible, self-paced design for busy technicians and students
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Mobile-friendly access through the Thinkific LMS platform
Who Should Enroll
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Avionics and A&P Technicians preparing for NCATT AET certification
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Military avionics personnel transitioning to civilian certification
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Technical college students and aviation maintenance apprentices
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Individuals seeking AF COOL-funded or self-funded career advancement
Enrollment Includes
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12-month access to all course materials
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Online support and instructor guidance
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Digital certificate of completion
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NCATT AET Certification Prep Course (2025 Edition)
Course Code: AVI -AET-2025-40
Format: Online, Self-Paced
Introductory Price: $600 Per Student
Instructor: Bruce Bessette
Link: https://quality-aviation-sms.thinkific.com/courses/aviation-electricity-i
Course Description
Prepare with confidence for the NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician (AET) certification using the 2025 AvEd AET Test Study Guide, now available as a comprehensive self-paced online course through Quality Aviation SMS on Thinkific. This course is designed specifically for technicians seeking a solid foundation in avionics and electronics, whether coming from a military background, a Part 147 program, or on-the-job experience.
Aligned with the updated NCATT AET certification standards, this course uses a multimedia-rich, modular format built around 75 structured worksheets, 40 instructional videos, and end-of-section knowledge quizzes to guide learners through every key topic on the exam.
Curriculum:
Chapter 1: Basic Electrical Principles DC
Reading Schematics
Chapter 2: Principles of AC
RF and Antenna Theory
Chapter 3: Devices Using Semiconductors
Signal Types and Processing
Chapter 4: Introduction to Analog and Digital Devices
Digital Logic and Microprocessors
Digital Math
Chapter 5: Aircraft Components and Operation
Electromagnetic Interference
ESD and Lighting Protection
Chapter 6: Maintenance Documentation and Standards
Aircraft Workplace Safety
Human Factors in Avionics Maintenance
Chapter 7: Test Equipment Use
Simple Troubleshooting
FOD Program
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Now we are a SpaceTec NCATT AET Approved Training Provider