At Wingto, we are committed to elevating the standards of the aviation industry by providing high-quality training programs tailored to professionals in aircraft parts supply, maintenance, and operational management. Our courses are designed by industry experts to equip individuals and organizations with the latest knowledge, best practices, and compliance requirements.

SUP and Counterfeit Parts

Learn about FAA regulations, marking standards, and supplier controls to prevent counterfeit aircraft parts, with real-case insights like the 1996 ValuJet crash. Ensure aviation safety and compliance.

Overview:
Counterfeit aircraft parts pose a serious threat to aviation safety. This course explores the FAA’s initiatives to combat unapproved parts, including the formation of a dedicated committee in 1995 and the development of strict regulations. Participants will learn about marking standards such as PMA and TSO, part naming conventions like ‘2N’ and ‘AA,’ and real-world incidents like the 1996 ValuJet crash caused by faulty oxygen generators. The course also covers FAA-mandated supplier controls, performance monitoring, and audit procedures to enhance safety and compliance.

Who Should Attend:

  • Airline maintenance personnel
  • Procurement and supply chain managers
  • Quality assurance professionals
  • Aviation safety inspectors

Key Topics:
✔️ Identifying counterfeit and unapproved parts
✔️ FAA regulations and compliance requirements
✔️ Best practices for supplier control and auditing
✔️ Case studies of past incidents

Join us to ensure aviation safety through effective part verification and regulatory compliance!

Aircraft Parts Conditions & Regulations for Trading

This course provides a comprehensive guide to aircraft parts trading, covering conditions, certifications, procurement strategies, and regulatory compliance. Ideal for traders, MRO professionals, and airline teams, it equips participants with essential knowledge to navigate the aviation parts market effectively.

Overview:

The aviation industry relies on a vast network of parts suppliers, traders, and maintenance providers to ensure safe and efficient operations. Understanding the conditions, certifications, and classifications of aircraft parts is crucial for making informed purchasing and selling decisions.

This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of aircraft parts trading, covering essential topics such as the differences between new, overhauled, and repaired components, regulatory compliance, certification standards, and best practices in procurement and resale. Whether you’re an industry professional or looking to enter the aircraft parts market, this course will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate this complex field successfully.

Who Should Attend:

  • Aircraft parts traders and suppliers
  • Airline procurement and maintenance teams
  • MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) professionals
  • Aviation regulatory and compliance officers
  • Aircraft owners and operators
  • Logistics and supply chain professionals in aviation
  • Aviation enthusiasts and newcomers to the aircraft parts market

Key Topics:

  • Introduction to Aircraft Parts Trading

    • The aviation supply chain and market dynamics
    • Key stakeholders: manufacturers, suppliers, MROs, and operators
  • Types and Conditions of Aircraft Parts

    • Factory-new (FN), serviceable (SV), overhauled (OH), repaired (RP), and as-removed (AR) parts
    • Impact of condition on pricing and usability
  • Regulatory Compliance and Certification Standards

    • FAA, EASA, and other regulatory authorities
    • Airworthiness certification (8130-3, EASA Form 1, CAAC, etc.)
    • Traceability and documentation requirements
  • Procurement Strategies and Best Practices

    • Evaluating suppliers and verifying part authenticity
    • Common risks and how to avoid counterfeit parts
  • Aircraft Parts Valuation and Market Trends

    • Factors influencing pricing in the aftermarket
    • Emerging trends in aircraft parts trading
  • Legal and Ethical Considerations

    • Import/export regulations and customs clearance
    • Ethical sourcing and sustainability in the aviation industry

This course is designed to provide practical insights and industry knowledge, helping participants make well-informed decisions and excel in the aircraft parts trading sector.

safety components

This course explores the concept of Suspicious Unapproved Parts (SUPs) and their crucial impact on flight safety. Through real-world cases, identification methods, and prevention guidelines, participants will understand the risks and how to mitigate them.

Overview:

The aviation industry relies on a vast network of parts suppliers, traders, and maintenance providers to ensure safe and efficient operations. Understanding the conditions, certifications, and classifications of aircraft parts is crucial for making informed purchasing and selling decisions.

This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of aircraft parts trading, covering essential topics such as the differences between new, overhauled, and repaired components, regulatory compliance, certification standards, and best practices in procurement and resale. Whether you’re an industry professional or looking to enter the aircraft parts market, this course will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate this complex field successfully.

Who Should Attend:

  • Aircraft parts traders and suppliers
  • Airline procurement and maintenance teams
  • MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) professionals
  • Aviation regulatory and compliance officers
  • Aircraft owners and operators
  • Logistics and supply chain professionals in aviation
  • Aviation enthusiasts and newcomers to the aircraft parts market

Key Topics:

  • Introduction to Aircraft Parts Trading

    • The aviation supply chain and market dynamics
    • Key stakeholders: manufacturers, suppliers, MROs, and operators
  • Types and Conditions of Aircraft Parts

    • Factory-new (FN), serviceable (SV), overhauled (OH), repaired (RP), and as-removed (AR) parts
    • Impact of condition on pricing and usability
  • Regulatory Compliance and Certification Standards

    • FAA, EASA, and other regulatory authorities
    • Airworthiness certification (8130-3, EASA Form 1, CAAC, etc.)
    • Traceability and documentation requirements
  • Procurement Strategies and Best Practices

    • Evaluating suppliers and verifying part authenticity
    • Common risks and how to avoid counterfeit parts
  • Aircraft Parts Valuation and Market Trends

    • Factors influencing pricing in the aftermarket
    • Emerging trends in aircraft parts trading
  • Legal and Ethical Considerations

    • Import/export regulations and customs clearance
    • Ethical sourcing and sustainability in the aviation industry

This course is designed to provide practical insights and industry knowledge, helping participants make well-informed decisions and excel in the aircraft parts trading sector.

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS OCC

This course focuses on the application of Predictive Analytics within the Operations Control Centers (OCCs) of airline companies. By leveraging data analysis, flight delays caused by adverse weather conditions are effectively managed, and passenger notifications are enhanced. Proposed solutions include fuel management, crew rest optimization, and cost reduction. These methodologies contribute to improved customer satisfaction and enhanced flight schedule reliability.

Overview:

The aviation industry relies on a vast network of parts suppliers, traders, and maintenance providers to ensure safe and efficient operations. Understanding the conditions, certifications, and classifications of aircraft parts is crucial for making informed purchasing and selling decisions.

This comprehensive course provides an in-depth exploration of aircraft parts trading, covering essential topics such as the differences between new, overhauled, and repaired components, regulatory compliance, certification standards, and best practices in procurement and resale. Whether you’re an industry professional or looking to enter the aircraft parts market, this course will equip you with the knowledge needed to navigate this complex field successfully.

Who Should Attend:

  • Aircraft parts traders and suppliers
  • Airline procurement and maintenance teams
  • MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) professionals
  • Aviation regulatory and compliance officers
  • Aircraft owners and operators
  • Logistics and supply chain professionals in aviation
  • Aviation enthusiasts and newcomers to the aircraft parts market

Key Topics:

  • Introduction to Aircraft Parts Trading

    • The aviation supply chain and market dynamics
    • Key stakeholders: manufacturers, suppliers, MROs, and operators
  • Types and Conditions of Aircraft Parts

    • Factory-new (FN), serviceable (SV), overhauled (OH), repaired (RP), and as-removed (AR) parts
    • Impact of condition on pricing and usability
  • Regulatory Compliance and Certification Standards

    • FAA, EASA, and other regulatory authorities
    • Airworthiness certification (8130-3, EASA Form 1, CAAC, etc.)
    • Traceability and documentation requirements
  • Procurement Strategies and Best Practices

    • Evaluating suppliers and verifying part authenticity
    • Common risks and how to avoid counterfeit parts
  • Aircraft Parts Valuation and Market Trends

    • Factors influencing pricing in the aftermarket
    • Emerging trends in aircraft parts trading
  • Legal and Ethical Considerations

    • Import/export regulations and customs clearance
    • Ethical sourcing and sustainability in the aviation industry

This course is designed to provide practical insights and industry knowledge, helping participants make well-informed decisions and excel in the aircraft parts trading sector.

Delivery Terms (INCOTERMS) Guide for Spare Parts Procurement


This course addresses the conditions for the delivery of spare parts within the procurement processes of Iranian airline companies. Various Incoterms such as EXW, FOB, CPT, and DDP are explained, each delineating distinct responsibilities for the supplier and the airline. Airlines prefer to utilize standardized conditions (e.g., CPT IKA) to ensure fair comparison of supplier bids.

“Guide to Delivery Terms for Spare Parts Procurement” Course

This course examines various delivery conditions within the procurement process of spare parts by Iranian airline companies. These conditions include EXW (Ex Works, delivery at the supplier’s premises), FOB (Free on Board, delivery on the vessel), CPT (Carriage Paid To, delivery with transport paid to destination), and DDP (Delivered Duty Paid, delivery with all customs duties covered). Each of these terms defines a distinct allocation of responsibilities between the supplier and the airline. For instance, under EXW, the airline assumes full responsibility for transportation, insurance, and customs clearance, whereas under DDP, the supplier covers all these obligations.

Due to variations in cost structures, EXW prices may appear lower but impose significant additional expenses on the airline, while DDP encompasses all costs at a higher initial price. Consequently, Iranian airlines prefer suppliers to adopt a standardized condition—preferably CPT IKA (Carriage Paid To Imam Khomeini Airport)—to facilitate a fairer and more transparent comparison of costs. This document also emphasizes the critical importance of thoroughly reviewing delivery terms and understanding the total cost implications, including unit price, transportation, insurance, and customs duties.

EASA Part-66 basic training syllabus by Avia Educon

About the Courses
Avia Educon’s e-learning courses offer an effective and user-friendly way to master the EASA Part-66 basic training syllabus. Designed to support preparation for module examinations and the Category B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, each course combines:
– Engaging visual materials
– Clear English narration
– Book notes, glossary, and search tools
– Knowledge-check quizzes
– Links to complementary video resources

These courses are provided free for private, non-commercial use, helping learners build knowledge and confidence while preparing for their exams.

E-Learning Courses: Avia Educon’s e-learning courses are meticulously designed to cover the EASA Part-66 basic training syllabus, offering an effective and user-centric platform for learners preparing for module examinations and the Category B1.1 Aircraft Maintenance Licence (focused on mechanical and turbine-powered aircraft systems). These courses integrate advanced educational tools to ensure a comprehensive and engaging learning experience, including:

  • Engaging Visual Materials: High-quality graphics, interactive animations, and visual aids that simplify complex aviation concepts for better comprehension.
  • Clear English Narration: Professionally narrated content in clear, accessible English, suitable for a global audience, including non-native speakers.
  • Book Notes, Glossary, and Search Tools: Digital study notes, a specialized aviation glossary, and intuitive search functionalities for quick access to critical information.
  • Knowledge-Check Quizzes: Interactive quizzes to assess understanding, reinforce learning, and prepare learners for official EASA examinations.
  • Complementary Video Resources: Curated links to supplementary videos that provide practical insights and enhance theoretical knowledge.

Key Features of the Courses:

  • Free for Non-Commercial Use: Avia Educon offers these courses at no cost for private, non-commercial purposes, making high-quality aviation education accessible to individuals and students worldwide.
  • Exam-Focused Structure: The courses are tailored to align with EASA Part-66 module requirements, helping learners build the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed in examinations and achieve licensure.
  • Flexible and Accessible: Delivered through an intuitive e-learning platform, the courses allow learners to study at their own pace, making them ideal for working professionals, students, or those with demanding schedules.
  • Comprehensive Support: The combination of visual, auditory, and textual resources ensures a multi-faceted learning experience that caters to diverse learning styles.

Target Audience: These courses are ideal for:

  • Aspiring aircraft maintenance technicians preparing for EASA Part-66 module exams and licensure.
  • Aviation students or enthusiasts seeking foundational knowledge in aircraft maintenance.
  • Training organizations or aviation companies looking for supplementary educational resources to support their personnel.

Key Features of Wingto Training Programs

Industry Expertise – Courses designed and delivered by seasoned aviation professionals.

Hands-On Learning – Practical case studies and real-world scenarios for maximum applicability.

Flexible Learning Options – Online, in-person, and hybrid formats to suit your schedule.

Certification & Accreditation – Recognized training programs aligned with international aviation standards.

Custom Corporate Training – Tailored programs for airlines, MROs, and aviation businesses.

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