We are Trans Global Training
Over 20 years of experience
Our extensive course catalogue has been developed by experienced instructors with backgrounds in aircraft maintenance, engineering, and training, covers a wide range of aircraft types and systems.
At TransGlobal Training, we are dedicated to empowering aviation professionals with high-quality online technical and mandatory courses. Based in the UK, we specialize in providing self-paced learning solutions designed to enhance the skills of maintenance and support staff in the aviation industry.
Trusted by the world's leading aviation professionals...
Our courses are tailored for technicians, CAMO staff, and other aviation personnel seeking technical continuation or general familiarization training. Whether you aim to maintain or re-acquire certification authorizations or gain a deeper understanding of specific aircraft, our programs are crafted to meet your professional needs.
We align our training with industry standards to assist Quality Managers in fulfilling regulatory requirements, including:
- 145.A.30 Personnel Requirements paragraph (e)
- 145.A.35 Certifying Staff and Support Staff paragraphs (a), (d), (e), (i), (j), (n), and (o)
- ATA 104 Level 1 knowledge requirements
- FAA’s 145.163
Our Management Team
Our team brings a wealth of collective experience from various sectors of the aviation industry.
Iain McDonald
Accountable Manager
Iain began his career as an engineer in the Royal Air Force, working on Chinook helicopters and Tornado aircraft. Transitioning to civilian aviation, he became a B1/C EASA licensed engineer and has collaborated with numerous European airlines as both an engineer and a Maintenance Organisation Exposition (MOE) post holder (Chief Engineer).
With over a decade of experience as a B1/B2 Part 147 Type Instructor, Iain continues to serve as a certifying B1/C engineer with European Part 145 companies. His certifications include Airbus A320, ATR 42/72, BAe146/RJ, Fokker F70/100, Boeing 737 series, Boeing 777 series, and Embraer 170/190 on both his EASA and UK licenses.
Peter Crowl
TRAINING Manager
Peter launched his aviation journey in 1979 as a flight systems technician in the Royal Air Force, focusing on aircraft autopilot and navigation equipment. He later retrained as an RAF pilot, flying the F4 Phantom, GR3 Harrier, and Tornado ADV. After his military service, Peter became a Qualified Flight Instructor with British Aerospace in Saudi Arabia, specializing in type training on the Tornado ADV.
Returning to engineering, he served as an engineering technical instructor and aircrew ground school instructor at Brymon Airways. Peter has also held the position of Training Manager (Form 4 holder) for a well-known Part 147 aviation training company in the UK.
Our Commitment
Since our inception, TransGlobal Training has been committed to delivering exceptional training services that meet the evolving demands of the aviation industry. We continuously strive to uphold the highest standards of quality and excellence, ensuring our clients receive practical, up-to-date knowledge that propels their careers forward.
Don’t just take our word for it
Brett Boatenreiter, President/Director Of Maintenance
PMX Aviation Services LLC
Daniel Unnerud, Compliance Monitoring Manager
SAM AERO
Natalija Ivandic, Deputy Postholder Continuing Airworthiness
Vulcan-Aero
Denis Meyers, Senior Quality Administrator
Aspire MRO
Gareth Ward, Technical Training Manager
Dubai Air Wing
Tautvydas Šiška, MCC Manager
Heston Airlines
Our mission is clear: to provide you and the aviation industry with outstanding technical training. This training serves the purpose of maintaining and enhancing the highest safety standards for which our industry is renowned.
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Bespoke Training Solutions
Need a tailored training program for your specific needs?
Our Bespoke Training Solutions allow you to create customized courses that align perfectly with your organization’s goals. Simply provide us with your training materials, and we’ll develop a program that meets your exact requirements.
