Introduction to Aircraft Engineer Continuation Training

Over time, even the most experienced engineers can forget the finer details of the aircraft they maintain. That’s why aircraft engineer continuation training is so vital—not just for meeting regulatory requirements, but for maintaining real-world technical competence. While topics like Human Factors and EWIS are essential, engineers and technicians also need to stay current on aircraft technical systems.

At Trans Global Training, we go beyond compliance by offering continuation training focused on system-level refreshers, covering all ATA chapters you work with daily—from air conditioning and hydraulics to fuel and flight controls.

What Is Aircraft Engineer Continuation Training?

Technical continuation training is a refresher programme designed to reinforce knowledge of the aircraft’s mechanical, electrical, and avionic systems. It’s intended for:

• Licensed engineers and technicians (Part 66 B1/B2)
• A&P Technicians
• Base and line maintenance staff
• MRO maintenance teams
• Support and planning engineers

Rather than learning a new aircraft type from scratch, this training brings you back up to speed with the systems you already work with—but may not touch regularly.

All ATA Chapters Covered

Our aircraft engineer continuation training reinforces system knowledge across all ATA chapters. Whether you’re revisiting the basics of ATA 21 (Air Conditioning), ATA 27 (Flight Controls), or ATA 32 (Landing Gear), our structured modules give technicians a well-rounded refresh.

From flight deck indications to hydraulic components, our training helps ensure you’re current on all critical systems, supporting day-to-day maintenance and competence reviews.

Who Needs This Kind of Recurrent Training?

• Engineers who’ve been working across multiple types and need to revisit a specific aircraft
• Technicians returning to a type or transitioning between base and line roles
• Staff preparing for renewal of authorisation or competence checks
• Organisations preparing for internal audits, client inspections, or regulatory oversight

Why Is System-Level Recurrent Training Important?

• ✅ Reduces knowledge fade on systems you haven’t touched recently
• ✅ Supports practical inspections and defect rectification
• ✅ Ensures you’re up to date with modern aircraft and digital systems
• ✅ Helps meet competence assessment criteria in Part 145 and FAA Part 145 settings
• ✅ Promotes a culture of technical confidence, not just regulatory compliance

Flexible Training from Trans Global Training

We offer continuation training in two formats:

1. General recurrent training across all ATA chapters
2. Type-specific system refresher for Boeing and Airbus aircraft, aligned with your fleet

Our training is:

• ✔ Fully online and self-paced
• ✔ Created by licensed engineers
• ✔ Updated to reflect modern systems and EICAS/ECAM logic
• ✔ Delivered with multiple-choice assessments
• ✔ Certificate issued upon completion

Whether you want a broad review or specific chapter-based reinforcement, we can tailor the course for individuals or whole teams.

Final Thoughts

Technical continuation training shouldn’t feel like a box-ticking exercise. It’s your opportunity to sharpen your system knowledge, reduce maintenance errors, and stay confident in every ATA chapter—especially those you haven’t seen in a while.

With Trans Global Training’s flexible system-focused refresher courses, you can meet your continuation training needs while supporting safer, smarter maintenance on every aircraft you touch.