MMEL
Cost: $75
FAA accepted for 2 hours IA renewal
Course Description
Have you ever wondered how to read and interpret a Master Minimum Equipment List? Do you need to know how to determine the airworthiness of an aircraft with non-functional equipment? Then this is the course for you! Our MMEL e-learning course will help you accurately identify and interpret basic MMEL symbols and category labels so that you can determine the appropriate actions to prepare an aircraft for flight with permissible inoperative equipment. Dive into the remarkable GJS e-learning system to explore an MMEL document with hands-on examples and real-life scenarios. Our experienced experts and cutting-edge technology combine to make this course the best introduction to the MMEL document on the market. Enroll today and take the next step toward superior professional aircraft maintenance!
- The course consists of 3 lessons and a final exam.
Objectives
- Identify, define, and describe Master Minimum Equipment List terms
- Describe how MMELs are created and formatted, as well as where to obtain them
- Identify the relationship between an MMEL and an MEL
- Establish the repair timeframe for non-functioning equipment listed within an MMEL
- Cross-reference sections of an MMEL document to find appropriate procedure-determining information
- Identify the types of equipment not listed in an MMEL