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ETOPS Online Training - Performance Standards for Extended-Range Twin-Engine Operations

Objectif : maîtriser les exigences ETOPS pour sécuriser et optimiser les opérations long-courrier de votre compagnie, conformément aux standards OACI et EASA.

Formation 100 % en ligne, en anglais, avec vidéos, QCM final et certificat reconnu par les autorités.

Formation ETOPS en ligne – Extended-range Twin-engine Operation Performance Standards

Cette formation ETOPS en ligne s’adresse aux professionnels de l’aéronautique souhaitant approfondir les normes de performance des avions bimoteurs à autonomie prolongée, les exigences de certification et les aspects opérationnels des vols long-courriers.

ETOPS Online Training - Performance Standards for Extended-Range Twin-Engine Operations

ETOPS - Performance Standards for Extended-Range Twin-Engine Operations

ETOPS is an acronym for “Extended-range Twin-engine Operation Performance Standards.”

ETOPS is a regulation of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) that allows twin-engine aircraft to fly over uninhabited areas (oceans, deserts, poles) and to use air routes that include sectors more than one hour away from an alternate airport, particularly over-ocean routes.

This certification allows for long-haul flights over uninhabited areas (oceans, deserts, poles) more than 60 minutes from a diversion airport (in case of an emergency).

Format

Cours en ligne

Supplementary materials

30 videos

Author

Alain François

Assessement

1 QCM

Duration

2  hours

Price

$90

Training Objectives

The objective of this training is to teach the content and requirements of ETOPS regulations from both a theoretical and practical perspective. Upon completion of this course, trainees should be able to identify, analyze, and mitigate risks associated with flights more than 120 minutes away from any airport.

Teaching method

The training course combines instructional videos, real-world examples of ETOPS operations, and assessment quizzes to help participants understand regulatory requirements and apply them in their daily work.

Target audience

This training is intended for engineers and technicians involved in ETOPS certification, as well as all airline personnel, including quality managers and flight operations managers. 

Assessment

This training requires that you complete the entire video course.
A certificate will be issued upon completion of a 15-question multiple-choice assessment.
You must answer 80% of the questions correctly.

Content

Our program is designed to teach skills through a hands-on approach. Our students’ success is the best testament to the quality of our program.

Programme de la formation

  • Principes et historique ETOPS
  • Cadre réglementaire OACI et EASA pour les opérations ETOPS
  • Conditions de certification avion et moteur
  • Organisation de la maintenance et fiabilité pour ETOPS
  • Planification des routes, alternates et scénarios de déroutement
  • Gestion des risques, facteurs humains et procédures d’urgence
  • Étude de cas de vols long-courriers ETOPS

Benefits

Improves aviation safety.
Improves communication, interpersonal skills, leadership, and decision-making in the cockpit of a commercial airliner.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of flight operations is desirable for this training.

RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL TRAINING

  •   EASA FH PART-145 SGS/SMS Training

    Why? PART-IS cybersecurity is integrated into a comprehensive safety management system. Understanding the PART-145 Safety Management System (SMS) enables better integration of cyber risks into the overall safety management of aircraft maintenance.
    Available in French

  •    CRM Training (Crew Resource Management)

    Communication and Human Factors in Aviation
    Why?     Cybersecurity is heavily dependent on the human factor. CRM focuses on communication and the management of human errors—skills that are essential for preventing cyber incidents related to human behavior (such as phishing and operational errors).

    Available in French

  •   LOSA Training - Operational Security Audit
    Why? LOSA enables the auditing and identification of operational vulnerabilities. These auditing skills can be applied to identifying cybersecurity vulnerabilities in day-to-day operations.
    Available in English
  •    EASA PART CAMO Training - Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance and Management Program

    Why? Continuing airworthiness now includes cybersecurity aspects due to connected avionics systems. Understanding CAMO helps integrate cybersecurity into continuing airworthiness management.
    Available in English

  •   IATA DGR Training – Function 7.7 Flight Crew - IATA DGR for the flight crew

    Why ? Computer systems manage the declaration and tracking of dangerous goods. A cyberattack on these systems poses major risks to aviation safety and regulatory compliance.
    Available in French

  •    MMEL & MEL Training - Aviation Risk Management

    Why? MEL electronic management systems are potential targets for cyberattacks. Understanding the MEL makes it possible to assess the cyber impact on the minimum equipment required for flight.
    Available in English

Validité du certificat

À l’issue de la formation et de la réussite au QCM, vous recevez un certificat nominatif.

Notre portail délivre des formations reconnues par les autorités aéronautiques : EASA, DGAC, OSAC, FAA.

VALIDITE

VOTRE CERTIFICAT SERA VALABLE AUPRES DES AUTORITES

À l’issue de la formation et de la réussite au QCM, vous recevez un certificat nominatif.

Notre portail délivre des formations reconnues par les autorités aéronautiques : EASA, DGAC, OSAC, FAA.

ETOPS Training Program

  • 01 - ETOPS - 1.0 - Preambule Training
    02 - 1 - ETOPS - 1.1 - Module 1 Syllabus
    03 - 1 - ETOPS - 1.2 - Definitions
    04 - 3 - ETOPS - 1.3 - History
    05 - 4 - ETOPS - 1.4 - ICAO
    06 - 5 - ETOPS - 1.4 - EASA
    07 - 6 - ETOPS - 1.6 - Aplicability
    08 - 7 - ETOPS - 1.7 - The perspective of the International Air Navigation
    09 - 8 - ETOPS - 1.8 - ICAO Annexes
    10 - ETOPS - 2 - EASA AMC 20-6 REVISION 2
    11 - ETOPS - 3.1 - ETOPS DESIGN APPROVAL
    12 - ETOPS - 3 .2 - ETOPS Flight Operations Considerations
    13 - ETOPS - 4.1 - Area of Operation, Diversion Times & Distances
    14 - 4.2 - Boeing 777 Fire detection and extinguisher system
    15 - 4.3 - MEL
    16 - 4.4 - Continuing Airwortiness - ETOPS aircraft
    17 - 4.4.1 - Aircraft Significant Systems
    18 - 4.4.2 - ETOPS Maintenance Program
    19 - 4.4.3 - ETOPS Pre-departure service check
    20 - 4.5 - ETOPS Capability Statement
    21 - 4.6 - ETOPS Reliability Monitoring
    22 -  4.6.2 - ETOPS oil consumption monitoring
    23 - 4.6.2 - ETOPS Engine APU oil consumption monitoring
    24 - 4.6.3 - ETOPS Engine condition monitoring
    25 - 4.6.4 - ETOPS APU in flight start
    26 - 4.6.5 - ETOPS Verification program after maintenance
    27 - 4.6.6 - ETOPS Failures, malfunctions and defect reporting revu
    28 - 4.6.7 - ETOPS Propulsion System Monitoring Reporting
    29 - 4.6.8 - ETOPS Operators assessment of propusion system reliability
    30 - 4.5 - ETOPS Additional procedures for CAMO
    31 - Assessement
    32 - ETOPS Training Certificate

FAQ Frequently Asked Questions About ETOPS Training

1. What is ETOPS training?

The ETOPS training course enables you to master the ICAO and EASA regulatory requirements applicable to long-haul twin-engine flights more than 60 minutes from a diversion airport (oceans, deserts, poles).

2. Who is this training intended for?

To engineers and technicians involved in ETOPS certification, airline personnel (Operations, Quality, Airworthiness), as well as CAMO/CAO members and regulatory compliance officers.

3. What are the prerequisites?

Des connaissances de base en opérations aériennes sont souhaitables. Aucun prérequis réglementaire spécifique n'est exigé pour s'inscrire.

4. Is the certificate recognized by aviation authorities?

Yes. The certificate issued upon completion of the multiple-choice test is recognized by the aviation authorities EASA, DGAC, OSAC, and FAA.

5. How does the training work?

The course is 100% online and conducted in English. It includes 30 videos and a final multiple-choice quiz with 15 questions (80% correct answers required). Estimated duration: 2 hours. Access is immediate, 24/7.

6. How much does the ETOPS training cost?

The online ETOPS training course is available for €90. Access is granted immediately after registration and payment.

7. What is the difference between ETOPS 120, 180, and 240?

These figures represent the maximum permitted diversion time in the event of an engine failure. Certification and maintenance requirements vary depending on the ETOPS rating granted to the airline and the aircraft.

8. Does the training cover ETOPS maintenance requirements?

Yes. The program includes a module dedicated to the organization of ETOPS maintenance, the specific maintenance program, pre-flight check procedures, and the reliability monitoring of propulsion systems.

9. What additional training courses are recommended?

We recommend the EASA Part 145, EASA Part CAMO, MEL & MMEL, CRM, FH Part 145 SGS/SMS, LOSA, and IATA DGR Function 7.7 Flight Crew training courses, all of which are available on Aero Consulting Online.

10. Can I take the course from any country?

Yes. The training is available online from anywhere in the world, on a computer or tablet.

Alain François

Aviation Compliance Manager at Aviation Sans Frontières.

Teaches courses at the ESTACA Engineering School (ISAE/Sup Aero Group – Paris Saclay, Laval, and Bordeaux campuses) for 4th- and 5th-year engineering students and those pursuing a Master’s degree in AERO maintenance, including:

- FAA/EASA Aviation Regulations: PART 145, PART 21 J & G,

- EASA PART CAMO & CAO - Cockpit Avionics - Hydraulic Systems

- Fuel Systems Outsourced Quality & Safety Manager for an EASA PART 145 Certified Maintenance Facility: Approval No.: AESA FR 145.0305.

Outsourced Quality & Safety Manager for an EASA-certified CAMO G+I (Airworthiness Management Organization): Approval No. EASA PART M FR.MG.0493.

Support for CAMO G+J certification

Quality Assurance Manager at an RAG 5.3-certified aircraft maintenance facility in Libreville (Gabon): Approval No. GA.5.3.03.2018 IAQG (International Aerospace Quality Group) Lead Auditor,

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