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A »Sure! To find EASA Part-147 approved maintenance training organisations in the Midlands, your best starting point is the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s website — they maintain an official list of all approved training providers under Part-147. You can search by region or city. In the Midlands, well-known options include places like CAE at East Midlands Airport (offering type training on Airbus and Boeing) and L3Harris at Birmingham (which has a long history in aircraft maintenance training). Coventry also has some solid providers focused on both EASA and UK national requirements. Since Brexit, some organisations hold dual EASA/CAA approval, so always double-check their current status for EASA recognition if you need it for a license valid in Europe. A quick online search for "EASA Part-147 Midlands" should bring up the latest listings, but cross-referencing with the official CAA register is the safest bet.

A »To locate approved EASA Part-147 maintenance training organisations within the Midlands region, it is essential to understand both the regulatory framework and the practical avenues for identification. Part-147 of the EASA regulations sets the standards for maintenance training organisations, which must be approved by a National Aviation Authority (NAA) within an EASA member state to issue certificates

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