Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) [URL=http://www.sassofia.com]www.sassofia.com[/URL] is delighted to share that the EASA Part 26 / CS 26 Regulatory Training for Large Aeroplanes Additional Airworthiness Specifications for Operations course was successfully completed by 11 delegates from Wizz Air on 15 October 2021. The course was carried out by the experienced SAS instructor Altin Vrapi.
What was the training about?
The aim of this course is to give the delegates a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory obligations documented on Part 26 / CS 26 Requirements and the timeline & requirements to ensure compliance with Continuing Structural Integrity Programme. After completing the course the students will gain the ability to use the regulation to proactively manage the oversight of regulatory compliance related to the AMP and its control processes.
Benefit from this training – Sign up for the [URL=https://sassofia.com/course/easa-part-26-cs-26-regulatory-training-for-large-aeroplanes-additional-airworthiness-specifications-for-operations-1-day-2/]EASA Part 26 / CS 26 Regulatory Training for Large Aeroplanes Additional Airworthiness Specifications for Operations – 1 Day[/URL]
Get to know the instructor
Altin Vrapi is an aviation specialist with over 25 years of working experience skilled in Aviation Management, Safety, Quality, and Security. He is a Licensed Aircraft Engineer since 1996 with different type ratings. The aviation instructor is experienced in different managerial roles: Flight Safety Management, Airport development, and operation, Air Operations, Maintenance, Quality Assurance & Airline Management. Learn more about Altin [URL=https://sassofia.com/news-press/get-to-know-the-sas-instructor-altin-vrapi/]Here[/URL]
About Wizz Air
Wizz Air was established in September 2003. The company is a Hungarian ultra-low-cost carrier. Its head office is located in Budapest. The airline serves many cities across Europe, as well as some destinations in North Africa and the Middle East. It has the largest fleet of any Hungarian airline, although it is not a flag carrier, and currently serves 44 countries. As of 2020, the airline has its largest bases at Budapest Airport and Luton Airport and flies to 164 airports.
[URL=https://www.briefingwire.com/pr/wizz-air-completed-the-easa-part-26cs-26-regulatory-course-for-large-aeroplanes-part-ii]Continue to Part II[/URL]