An aircraft maintenance licence provides the essential foundation for your career — but working on a specific aircraft requires a much deeper understanding of that particular type.
Aircraft differ in their systems, engine configurations, technologies, maintenance procedures, and technical documentation. This is where Type Training comes in.
Through aircraft-specific Type Training, maintenance professionals develop detailed knowledge of the aircraft they will be working on — from its systems and powerplant to troubleshooting, maintenance practices, and the interaction between different components.
In aircraft mainte
nance, knowing the fundamentals is only the beginning.
As your career develops and you work across different aircraft types and technologies, continuing to expand your technical knowledge becomes an important part of your professional journey.
Ready to add your next aircraft type?
Explore upcoming B1/B2 Type Training opportunities with IKAROS Aviation Training Center.
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