EASA is the European Aviation Safety Agency. The mission of this agency is to promote the highest level of environmental and safety standard in the European civil aviation industry. It was set up by the European Union. The job of EASA is to develop and impose rules regarding safety and environment at the European level. Not only they make rules they also provide countries in the European Union with the necessary technical assistance to impose those rules. Moreover, they give training, certification of various kinds to all members of the EU. The training is the same across all countries of the EU.

EASA part 66 is a program that once you complete it and after certain working experience you will be awarded the license of Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AMEL) and you will able to certify aircrafts and work in any country in the European Union and all over the world

Your job will have to maintain the aircraft on a level that not only needs basic repairs but also to replace the parts of the aircraft when the aircraft is in service and during turnarounds. You will be working with aircrafts and helicopters both. Generally, there is a different level of maintenance engineer with two, three and five year practical maintenance experience and you will get a Category A/B1/B2 licenses. Planes and helicopter you will be working with are as follows.

• You will be working with airplanes with turbine engines, airplanes with piston engines.
• You will be working with helicopters with turbine engines and helicopters with piston engines