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Basic and Air Operations Regulations

Online training65.00 EUR≈ 16 hours classroom equivalent

Overview

A comprehensive, analytical course on the European air operations framework: Regulation (EU) 2018/1139 (the Basic Regulation) and Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 (Air Operations), with their implementing rules, AMC and GM. Original, copyright-free; regulations cited by number.

Course content is maintained against the latest applicable regulatory amendments reviewed as of 21 June 2026.

Target groups

Auditors, Compliance Monitoring Managers, Safety Investigators, Safety personnel, Safety Managers, CAMO staff, CAMO Post Holder, Maintenance staff, Certifying Staff, Mechanics, Pilots, Managers

Syllabus

20 modules, completed in order — each with its keywords and objective.

  1. 1

    Welcome & How This Course Works

    scopestructureassessment

    Objective: Orient to the course scope, structure and assessment for European air operations.

  2. 2

    The European Aviation Regulatory System

    EASAMember Statesrule hierarchyIRsAMC/GM

    Objective: Describe the European aviation regulatory system and the hierarchy of rules, AMC and GM.

  3. 3

    The Basic Regulation (EU) 2018/1139 — Purpose, Scope & Principles

    Basic Regulationscopeessential requirementsprinciples

    Objective: Explain the purpose, scope and guiding principles of the Basic Regulation (EU) 2018/1139.

  4. 4

    Aviation Safety Management at System Level

    EPASState Safety Programmesystem safetyoversight

    Objective: Describe how safety is managed at system level across the European framework.

  5. 5

    Essential Requirements & How They Cascade into 965/2012

    essential requirementscascadeimplementing rulesAnnexes

    Objective: Trace how the essential requirements cascade into the Air Operations Regulation.

  6. 6

    Joint Oversight, Certification & the Role of EASA

    EASA taskscertificationjoint oversightstandardisation

    Objective: Explain EASA's role in certification, oversight and standardisation.

  7. 7

    Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 — Architecture & Applicability

    965/2012Annexes I–IXapplicabilityParts

    Objective: Navigate the architecture and applicability of Regulation (EU) No 965/2012.

  8. 8

    Part-ARO — Authority Requirements, Oversight & Ramp Inspections

    Part-AROoversightramp inspectionSAFA

    Objective: Describe authority requirements, oversight and ramp inspections under Part-ARO.

  9. 9

    Part-ORO — Operator Responsibilities & the Management System

    Part-OROmanagement systemaccountable managerresponsibilities

    Objective: Explain operator responsibilities and the management system required by Part-ORO.

  10. 10

    Part-ORO — Air Operator Certification, Declarations & Leasing

    AOCdeclarationsleasingdry/wet lease

    Objective: Describe AOC certification, declarations and leasing arrangements under Part-ORO.

  11. 11

    Part-ORO — Flight Crew, Cabin Crew & Technical Crew

    crew compositiontrainingcheckingcompetence

    Objective: Outline the flight, cabin and technical crew requirements of Part-ORO.

  12. 12

    Part-ORO — Flight & Duty Time Limitations and Rest

    FTLduty timerestfatigue management

    Objective: Explain flight and duty time limitations, rest and fatigue management under Part-ORO.

  13. 13

    Part-ORO — Manuals, Logs, Records & Security

    operations manualrecordsjourney logsecurity

    Objective: Describe the manuals, logs, records and security requirements of Part-ORO.

  14. 14

    Part-CAT — General Requirements & Operating Procedures

    Part-CAToperating proceduresSOPsgeneral requirements

    Objective: Apply the general requirements and operating procedures of Part-CAT.

  15. 15

    Part-CAT — Aircraft Performance & Operating Limitations

    performance classesoperating limitationsaerodromemass & balance

    Objective: Explain aircraft performance and operating limitations under Part-CAT.

  16. 16

    Part-CAT — Instruments, Data, Equipment & the MEL

    instrumentsequipmentMELdispatch

    Objective: Describe instrument, equipment and MEL requirements for CAT operations.

  17. 17

    Part-SPA — Specific Approvals

    Part-SPAPBNLVOdangerous goodsETOPS

    Objective: Identify the specific approvals under Part-SPA and when they are required.

  18. 18

    Part-NCC & Part-NCO — Non-Commercial Operations

    NCCNCOcomplex aircraftnon-commercial

    Objective: Distinguish non-commercial operations under Part-NCC and Part-NCO.

  19. 19

    Part-SPO & Part-IAM — Specialised & Innovative Operations

    SPOspecialised opsIAMinnovative air mobility

    Objective: Describe specialised operations (SPO) and innovative air mobility (IAM).

  20. 20

    Putting It Together — Compliance, Oversight & Key Takeaways

    complianceoversightintegrationtakeaways

    Objective: Integrate the framework into a coherent picture of compliance and oversight.

Final assessment

  • Format: 12 multiple-choice questions drawn from the course question bank, with the options shuffled each attempt.
  • Pass mark: 75%.
  • Certificate: issued automatically on passing, according to Regulation (EU) 2018/1139 (Basic Regulation) and Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 (Air Operations), including Annexes I–IX (Parts ARO, ORO, CAT, SPA, NCC, NCO, SPO and IAM) with their AMC & GM.

Classroom training equivalent

16 hours

This self-paced online course corresponds to approximately 16 hours of instructor-led classroom training.