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Developing Africa's Talents for

Aviation &
Excellence

Developing Africa's Talents for 2

Aviation &
Excellence

Developing Africa's Talents for

Aviation &
Excellence

Developing Africa's Talents for

Aviation &
Excellence

Who we are

Bringing International Standard To your Doorstep

Aerolink Solutions Limited brings EASA standard aviation-training to your doorstep. We work with Part 147 institutions in preparing aircraft engineers to international standards.

Engineering-led training

Our approach is to bring the best instructors who come with diverse industry knowledge and utilize cutting edge mode of instructions-from class to on-the-job training.

EASA Part-66 alignment

The aircraft-maintenance training pathways is in accordance with European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part-66 standards. We pride ourselves in ensuring quality and compliance is achieved at all levels.

Practical industry experience

Through our network of valuable partnerships, we have multiple options of practical and On-the-job and training available. Our approach is a single path to obtaining a license.

Aircraft engineering students receiving practical training
Training pathway

From training to industry experience

01
Step 01

Theory & practical training

Build technical knowledge and practical competence through structured instruction.

02
Step 02

EASA Module examinations

Complete the relevant EASA Part-66 module examinations for your pathway.

03
Step 03

On Job training & Attachments

Progress to supervised industry experience and available placement opportunities.

04
Step 04

Industry Exposure

Gain practical exposure to real aircraft maintenance environments, procedures and professional standards.

05
Step 05

Experience Development

Build relevant maintenance experience while strengthening technical competence under professional supervision.

06
Step 06

Career Progression

Advance toward professional aircraft maintenance opportunities with the knowledge, practical skills and industry experience gained.

Aircraft engineer working in an aviation maintenance environment
Career destinations

Where aircraft engineering can take you

  • Commercial airlines

  • MRO facilities

  • Aircraft manufacturers

  • Military and defence contractors

  • Specialist engineering firms

EASA LICENCE CATEGORIES

B1 Mechanics and B2 Avionics

B2 Avionics

Aircraft avionics & electrical systems

A Category B2 Aircraft Maintenance Licence permits the holder to issue Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) for maintenance on avionic and electrical systems, as well as electrical and avionic tasks within powerplant and mechanical systems requiring only simple tests. It also includes minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification.

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Partners & certification

Supporting recognised aviation training

Aviation training approval partner
Aviation training certification partner
Aerolink Solutions Limited industry partner
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