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Add a type rating : EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence

The Licence entitles you to exercise certification privileges on a specific aircraft type(s)

  • EU exit

    Please note that, in the event of UK participation in EASA and mutual recognition of licences and certificates ceasing, some CAA website content and application forms may continue to carry the EASA logo or reference the EU or EASA rather than the UK CAA in the short term.  These will be updated in due course following the outcome of the transition period negotiations on the long-term aviation relationship between the UK and the EU.  In the meantime, the guidance provided and the application forms accessed via the CAA website portal will continue to be valid.

  • Pre-requisites

    You must hold an existing Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence and have met the full requirements as per Commission Regulation (EU) No 1321/2014, Annex III, Part 66, 66.A.45.

    Ensure that the relevant theoretical type rating training has been conducted within an approved JAR/Part 147 training organisation.

    Ensure that the relevant practical type rating training has been conducted within either an approved Part 147 training organisation or an approved Part 145 organisation.

    If however you applying for your first type rating to be endorsed onto your Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, then you must ensure that the structured approved OJT has been completed within an approved EASA 145 organisation in support of your theoretical and practical Certificates of Recognition(s).

    Currently for the addition of type rating(s) we can accept both JAR and Part 147 Certificates of Recognition.

    NB: If you are applying for a change of name and or nationality you will be required to supply evidence in support of your request, e.g. change of name deed poll/marriage certificate/valid passport.

    How much does it cost?

    • The current fee for this service is £137.00 per Type Rating.

    The above service will also incur a Rolling Renewal fee which in order to calculate this fee you will need to have the expiry date of your current Licence to hand when completing the online application form. The expiry date is normally found on page 6 of 8 of your current Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence depending on the size of your Licence.

    If you are applying for any other additional services the appropriate fee will also apply.

    An additional fee will be payable if you wish your documents to be returned by secure courier.

    Full details are available in the Scheme of Charges.

  • Same day services

    Same day, special delivery and other customised services are available at an additional cost. This service is on request, which should be made at the time of initial application. Documents are worked to a same day turnaround from receipt of customer request by 11:00 to completion of the processing of the application by 16:30 on the same working day. The customer will be able to collect the documents by 16:30 on the same day or the documents shall be sent by Royal Mail special delivery, where this is included in the service.

    View same day, special and customised delivery charges

    How long is it valid for?

    • The EASA Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence is valid for 5 years from the date of issue.

    • Application for Initial Issue, Amendment or Renewal of an Engineer Licence (Form 19) 
    • Certified colour copy of your valid passport, EAA/EU National Identity Card or full Photographic Driving Licence certified by your Quality Manager. 
    • For existing licence holders your original Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance licence will need to be submitted with any application for amendment or renewal of an engineer's licence. 
    • Certified true copies of the JAR/Part 147 Certificate of Recognition(s) (applicable to the type(s) applied for) covering theoretical and practical elements certified by your Quality Manager. 
    • If this is the first type rating applied for, within any given licence category or sub-category (B1.1, B1.3, B2 etc), then approved OJT must be submitted certified by your Quality Manager. 
    • Certified true copies of the logbook/worksheets showing evidence of the practical maintenance experience gained (if Practical elements not completed) certified by your Quality Manager. 
    • The Recommendation attachment ensuring that it has been completed by your Quality Manager in support of your application. 
    • If applying for change of name and or nationality a certified true copy by your Quality Manager of the supporting document e.g your valid passport/change of name deed poll/marriage certificate.

    Note - The CAA has the right to request the return of the original Part 66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence at any point of your application.

     

    Once all of the requirements have been met, please complete:

    • SRG 1014 (if applying using a paper form)
      or
    • Online application

    (Please note: this form is currently undergoing maintenance and improvement. Therefore this online application is temporarily unavailable, and a paper application will be required at this time). 

    The application, supporting documents and original licence should be posted to:

    Civil Aviation Authority
    Aviation House
    Licensing Assessment Team
    Beehive Ring Road
    Crawley
    West Sussex 
    RH6 0YR

    • The initial assessment of your application is completed by a Licensing Assistant or Officer
    • The application is sent to our Approvals team for a technical assessment which is conducted by one of our Standards Surveyors.
    • If the application is successful the Licence is then processed, signed and dispatched to you.
    • If you apply with the theoretical JAR/Part 147 Certificate of Recognition and are providing work records/logbook to support the practical element then the application is sent to our Approvals team for a technical assessment which is conducted by one of our Standards Surveyors.
    • If the application is successful through both assessments the licence is then processed, signed and dispatched to the individual.
    • If the application is unsuccessful at any point of the assessment, you will be contacted by letter or email. At this stage the application can either be cancelled or be placed in pending for 30 working days awaiting additional documentation to be submitted.
    • An assessment and refund fee may be charged if the assessment results in the rejection of your application. This will also be applied if you choose cancel your application.