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Courses Catalogue

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Flyon.Aero courses are divided in the following major fields:

Flyon.Aero Aviation Training Center obtain the certification EASA Part 147 with the number IT.147.0016 for the Aircraft Type Training.

EASA Regulation - Aviation

Management & Quality

Engineering Courses

Other courses 2

Our courses

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EASA Regulation – Aviation Area

- Human Factors 145 A 30 (e) and AMC & GM Initial / Recurrent- Air Operations EASA 965/2012 Familiarization / Advance- Safety Management System- Commission Regulation (EC)- EASA Part M Familiarization / Advance- EASA Part 145 Familiarization / Advance- EASA Part 21 Familiarization / Advance / POA Advance- European EASA Basic Regulation 216/2008- Root Cause Analysis- Flight test Principles and Practices

Human Factors 145 a 30 (e)

and Amc & Gm

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Recurrent

(1 day)

Code: 002

Initial

(2days)

Code: 001

• Human Factors 145 a 30 (e) and Amc & GmINITIAL/RECURRENT: Human Factors covers a range of issuesincluding the perceptual, physical and mental capabilities,the interaction and effects on individuals of their job andworking environments. Objectives: understanding andidentify the nature of Human Error; Reduce human errorworking under the stress and fatigue; Identify strategies forreducing Human Error; Adopt a non-punitive policy towardhuman error (not violations); Identify threats of repetitivetasks before they become errors, empowering the Visualinspection; control and implement correct communicationwithin and between teams.

Courses Descriptions

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• Air Operation EASA 965/2012 FAMILIARIZATION/ADVANCE:The course is focused on requirements at the European levelfor CAT (Commercial Air Transport) operations of aeroplanesand helicopters. The course will highlight the changes fromEU-OPS 1 and JAR-OPS 3 requirements to the new EASA OPSRegulations. The new Implementing Rules (Regulation EC965/2012) will be applicable from 28 October 2014.


Familiarization (1 day)

Code: 003

Air OperationEASA

965/2012

Advance (3 days)

Code: 004

Familiarization(1 day)

Code: 003

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• Safety Management System: This course is specificallydesigned to give a basic understanding of the elements andfunctions involved in a compliant ICAO Safety ManagementSystems (SMS) and EASA Management System (SM).

Courses DescriptionsSafety

Management System

Advance

(4 days)

Code: 005

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• Commission Regulation (EC): This long range curse gives anoverview on Part M, Part 145, Part 66, Part 147, Part 21, AirOps 965.

Courses DescriptionsCommission Regulation

(EC)

Advance

(5 days)

Code: 006

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• Easa Part M FAMILIARIZATION/ADVANCE: This course isfocused on Continuing Airworthiness Requirements. Thecourse introduce to CAMO operators requirements. Theobjectives of the course are: introduce to the EASAregulations, structure, responsibility, terms of application;analysing the objectives and the structure of Easa Part M;examine organizational requirement that constitute EasaPart M.

Courses DescriptionsEASA Part M

Advance (2 days)

Code: 008


Code: 007

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• Easa Part 145 FAMILIARIZATION/ADVANCE: The content ofthe course is the Maintenace Organisation Approvals. Thecourse introduces to the requirements that Easa CertifiedMaintenance Organisation must have.

Courses DescriptionsEASA Part 145

Advance (2 days)

Code: 010


Code: 009

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• Easa Part 21 FAMILIARIZATION/ADVANCE : During this courseParticipants will learn and revise the regulations andrequirements according to EASA Part 21.

Courses DescriptionsEASA Part 21


Code: 011

Advance

(5 days)

Code: 012

Advance for POA (2 days)

Code: 013

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• European EASA Basic Regulation 216/2008: This trainingcourse will address the legal and regulatory system asdefined through (EC) 216/2008.

Courses DescriptionsEuropean EASA Basic Regulation216/2008

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: 014

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• Enac NAV 75 (Circolare) about ACAM and Root CauseAnalysis.

Courses DescriptionsRoot Cause Analysis (ENAC NAV 75 about ACAM)

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: 015

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• Flight test principles and practices ADVANCE: Introductionand definition of the basic flight test process, application ofengineering principles to flight test and description ofcommon flight test practices: a survey of the flight testdiscipline integrated with a variety of examples fromcompleted flight test programs. This 5 day course is plannedas follows:Module 1 (duration: 1 day): performance estimationModule 2 (duration 2 days): instrumentation and installationModule 3 (duration: 2 days): Special testing.

Courses DescriptionsFlight test principles and practices

Advance

(5 days)

Code: 016

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Management & Quality Area

- Quality and Compliance Monitoring Management- Human Factors in Psychology- Train the trainer

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• Quality and Compliance Monitoring Management: Qualitycan be just about auditing for compliance, but taking asystems approach to quality assurance releases maximumvalue from your organization's processes. Learn how toidentify under-performing processes and systemic failuresand unlock the potential for system improvements andreduce exposure to corporate risk. This philosophy isdescribed in the EASA regulations, which require continuousimprovement of the Compliance Monitoring program.

Courses DescriptionsQuality and Compliance Monitoring

Management

Advance

(3 days)

Code: 017

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• Human factors Psychology discovers and applies informationabout human behavior, abilities, limitations, and othercharacteristics to the design and evaluation of products,systems, jobs, tools, and environments for enhancingproductive, safe, and comfortable human use. Psychologistsin human factors apply their knowledge of human perceptualand cognitive processes to improve system performance anddevelop more effective human-machine interfaces. The focusof Human Factors is on the person as the central componentof human-product-environment systems.

Courses DescriptionsHuman Factors in Psychology

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: 018

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• Using the slogan “From experience – for experience” theparticipants will cover topics like goal orientated trainingplanning and evaluation, usage of media and methodology inpractice or in a controlled environment for difficultsituations. A mix of different methodologies includingpractical exercises, individual and group work, video trainingas well as lectures will be used during this course.

Courses DescriptionsTrain the trainer

Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: 019

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- Introduction to Systems Engineering- U.A.V System Reliability and Safety- Project Management

Engineering Courses Area

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• Introduction to systems engineering: This course presentsthe fundamentals of systems engineering and is structuredto provide an overview of the systems engineering practices.It explains the system engineering process across the entiresystem life cycle and analyze all the critical activities andresponsibilities of the systems engineers during the systemdevelopment phases, from the definition of the operationalrequirements to the system verification and validationactivities. Sysetms engineering methods and tools andplanning, organization and management issues are alsocovered. The curse approach is based on the instuctor’shands and experience and on the lessons learned from alenghty carreer in developing systems.


Advance

(3 days)

Code: 020

Introduction to Systems

Engineering

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• U.A.V System Reliability and Safety: The specific courseobjectives are focused on the Reliability and safety aspectsof the design, development, integration and operation ofaerospace and defense systems. The course cover the FailureDefinition and Classification and an extensive explanation ofthe concepts, techniques and methods for the Reliability andSafety Analysis and Prediction, including practical examples.Maintenability and Availability are also covered.


Advance

(3 days)

Code: 021

U.A.V System Reliability and Safety

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• This Introduction to Project Management Course is designedfor people who want to maximize their time and increasetheir return on investment. The Course gives new ProjectManagers and Project Team Members the essential toolsthey need to deliver successful projects on time, on budgetand in scope. The Course is designed for beginning ProjectManagers, but will also serve to introduce the ProjectManagement approach to practic ingengineers involved inthe design, development and operation of complex systems,subsystems and components.


Familiarization

(1 day)

Code: 022

Project Management

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- Safety Management System Designer- Introduction to Avionic System Development- Airworthiness Review Staff – ARS part M Subpart I

& MA706(i)- AS 350 Series Familiarization (not 147 certified)

Other Courses Area

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(1 day)

Code: 024

ProjectManagement

SafetyManagementSystemDesigner

• To understand the elements and functions for designersinvolved in Safety Management Systems. This course isspecially designed for Management Personnel, CertifyingStaff, Competent Authority, Members Staff.


Advance

(3 days)

Code: 023

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(1 day)

Code: 024

ProjectManagement

IntroductiontoAvionicSystemDevelopment

• This Course provides a comprehensive overview to theprocess, methods, techniques and tools for the AvionicSystems design, development and integration. It is designedfor beginning systems engineers, but will also serve tointroduce avionics fundamentals to practicing engineers ofsmall and medium enterprises involved in the design,development and operation of avionic systems, subsystemsand components.


Advance

(3 days)

Code: 024

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(1 day)

Code: 024

ProjectManagement

AirworthinessReview StaffARS Part MSubpart I &MA706(i)

• To give a practical application of the requirement to developthe required processes and procedures for a Part-M G&Iorganization.


Advance

(2 days)

Code: 025

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(1 day)

Code: 024

ProjectManagement

Familiarization(3 days)

Code: 026

Not 147 certified

AS 350series

• The familiarization course (not 147 certified) is dedicated totechnical office staff and certified technician who intendsfamiliarize with the type of helicopter.


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- Airbus Helicopters AS350 series (Arriel 1 e Arriel 2) Airframe Theoretical element (Cat. B1.3) - Engine interface included

- Airbus Helicopters AS350 series (Arriel 1 e Arriel 2) Airframe Theoretical element (Cat. C) - Engine interface included

Part 147 Approved

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(1 day)

Code: 024

ProjectManagement

AS 350Series

Part 147

• Airbus Helicopters AS350 series (Arriel 1 e Arriel 2) Airframe Theoretical element (Cat. B1.3 / C) - Engine interface included) is related to Appendix III Part 66.

• This certified course is dedicated to persons/Certifying Staff with AML B1.3 / C (or next to obtain it) and office personnel.


AML B1.3

20 days

Code: 027

AML C

5 days

Code: 028

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Flyon.Aero Aviation Training Center

by Oxygen Labs Srl UnipersonaleStrada Comunale Savonesa 915057 Tortona (AL) – ITALY

[email protected]: + 39.0131.850185

www.flyon.aeroParco Scientifico e tecnologico in Valle Scrivia, Strada Comunale Savonesa, 9 - Località Rivalta

Scrivia, 15057 - Tortona (AL)PI 02305250066

Tel/Fax: +39 0131.85.01.85 [email protected]

http://www.flyon.aero/

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