Aircraft Maintenence Course Notes

By
AME Notes (Updated 10/9)

 DISCLAIMER ALERT; I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE NOTES,PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY,RE-PRODUCE,SELL,WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE INSTITUITION ITSELF.ALL RIGHTS ARE PRODUCED BY THEM.I SHARE NOTES FOR PURPOSE OF REFERENCES
SUB MODULES CAT B1.1(Credits @https://amemyworld.blogspot.com)

 Module 1-Mathematics
Kingston University Notes
TTS Notes
LBP Notes
EASA Official Textbook
Part 66-Free



Module 2-Physics
LBP Notes
Part 66 Notes
KLM Engineering Centre Mod2
Part 66-Free

 Module 3-Electrical Fundamentals
Bristol College Notes
JAA ATPL Oxford Jeppesen
Eismin's Aircraft Electricity Electronics
KLM Engineering Centre
Malaysia Airlines DCAM Pt 66 Module 3
TTS Notes Mod3 
Part 66-Free

Module 4- Electronic Fundamentals
Kingston University Notes

Module 5- Digital Techniques and Electronic Instrument Systems 
SR Technics Notes
Part 66 Notes
Malaysia Airlines DCAM Pt 66 Module 5
EIS Notes Mod5


 Module 6- Material & Hardware
LBP Notes
SR Technics Notes
Lufthansa Technical Training Notes
Malaysia Airlines DCAM Pt 66 Module 6
KLM Engineering Centre Mod6
EASA Part 66 Mod 6
Part 66-Free

 Module 7- Maintenence Practices
LBP Notes Book 1 Book 2 Book 3 Book 4 Book 5 Book 6 Book 7 Book 8 Book 9 Book 10
Kingston University Notes
SR Technics Notes
EASA Part 66 Mod 7
Oxford Aviation College Mod 7
Part 66-Free

>Module 7 ESSAY Example
Malaysia Airlines


Module 8- Aerodynamics
LBP Notes
Bristol College Notes
SR Technics Notes
TTS Notes; Aerodynamics
EASA Part 66 Mod 8
Aviation Australia


 Module 9-Human Factors
LBP Notes
SR Technics Notes
Oxford Aviation Notes
TTS Notes
CAP 715, CAP 716
Part 66-Free

Module 10- Aviation Legislation
LRTT Notes
Kingston University Notes
TTS Notes Mod 10
Aviation Australia

 Module 11- Aeroplane Aerodynamics Structures And Systems
SR Technics Notes
Kingston University Notes
ASA Dale Crane Notes Vol 1 Vol 2
TTS Notes; 11A
EASA Part 66 Mod 11


Module 13- Aircraft Aerodynamics Structures And Systems
SR Technics Notes

Module 14- Propulsion
LBP Notes


Module 15- Gas Turbine Engine
Kingston University Notes
ASA Dale Crane Notes
A & P Tech New
APTL Notes
TTS Notes;Gas Turbine Engine
Part 66-Free

Module 16-Piston Engine
Part 66-Free

 Module 17- Propeller
SR Technics Notes
Barry College Notes
EASA Part 66 Mod 17
Aviation Training GMBH Mod 17
Part 66-Free
Aviation Australia

Module (CAT B2-4B)-Electronic Fundamentals II
Aviation Australia

Module (CAT B2-13C)-AutoFlight
Aviation Australia

Module (CAT B2-13F)-Electrical
Aviation Australia

Module (CAT B2-13H)-Instruments Gyroscopic
Aviation Australia

Module (CAT B2-13H)-Propulsion
Aviation Australia

ADDITIONAL E-BOOKS
>Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbook - General




Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 6, 2020 at 4:02 AM

    easa part 66 modules

    EASA PART 66 Exam Questions questions powerd by EASA PART 66 ACADEMY quiz and questions to alow more and performance training for easly passed and keep tuch with new

    to get more - http://easapart66.academy/

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

MALAYSIA AIRLINES AND AIRASIA CADET PILOT PROGRAMME PREPARATION 2018/19

By
Image
MALAYSIA AIRLINES AND AIRASIA CADET PILOT PROGRAMME PREPARATION 2018/19 By  Feeq photo credited to the owner EXPECTED; -November_December 2018 (MAB) -January_March 2019 (AirAsia Berhad) INTRODUCTION a.Malaysia Airlines Credits;An and some resources -Since MAB is demanding numerous number of pilots,it is performing 2 intakes in a year as there are lack in number of pilots which results in the cancellation of flights. The problem is that there are no pilots on standby for any flights thus it is more difficult in this way.MAB is still on the brink of rising to its stability so it will take time until 2020 to meet the standard competency among other airlines and serve the airline as the number one national carrier again. This is the first year _2018 after 7 years of no Abintio cadet intake specifically opened to the Public.This year will be the first year that MAB be hosting this cadet pilot programme in the objection of recruiting more pilots in t...
Read more

SIA Cadet Pilot Preliminary Interview (Stage 1) Experiences

By
Image
Hi again, I am going to show u guys my experience attending the SIA cadetship preliminary interview (stage 1) held at Kuala Lumpur. Seriously, I didn't expect an invitation email in a sudden as I applied this position quite a some time ago in February 2018 for fun haha. I knew earlier its going to be tough journey to the end as I read from online forums that people saying Degree grads have a better chance than diploma holders like me to be shortlisted to the end. So, why not I try and see. If you don't try, u never know your luck. ( My advise: To join SQ better take up Degree in Engineering related such as Aerospace,Mechanical, Electrical etc so you have better chance for this cadetship )  It was around 11am saturday 21st April 2018 just when I woke up from sleep. I saw this email notification from Andrew Ling. I was shocked to see this. And 1 of my friend just got it too haha. We both diploma holders btw. Quickly, I was in joy at the moment and went to prepare do...
Read more

SINGAPORE AIRLINES CADET PILOT (MALAYSIANS)

By
Image
Singapore Airlines B787 Dreamliner 9V-SCB Good day aviators, here is our neighbouring flag carrier SIA had been advertising their cadet pilot programme (ab initio) for Malaysians. SIA is the only sponsored scheme unlike MAB and AirAsia where you have to take up Bank Loans. Competition is stiff as they are receiving many applications and the cream of the crop are chosen to fly their flag. So, to stand out, you must have an impressive CV and stand out from the rest of the crowd. They are in shortage of pilots to cater as many of them left for Chinese and Middle Eastern carriers from the latest news. As more aircrafts such as A350 and B787 being delivered to replace the existing fleet, they require more pilots too. Last opening was on 2011 for Malaysians and after long freeze for 3years from 2012 to 2015 due to sluggish industry and then on August 2015, they started hiring for locals. On October 2017, they started hiring Malaysians after 5 years. They couldnt find suitable cand...
Read more