On 16th December, Bostonair Line Maintenance started line maintenance support for Eurowings in Hamburg, for their fleet of CRJ900 aircraft.

The A300-600 (PW4000) will be carried out to ATA 104, level 3 specifications, and is a 6-week course being held at our training facilities in Beverley, East Yorshire, starting 13th February. For further details on prices etc, plese contact Kevin Ellis, on +44 1482 679757.

Bostonair now hold EASA Part-145 approval on B757-200.

In addition, Bostonair have opened new line stations in Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria.

We are continuing to extend our type approvals and geographic coverage.

For further information on our line maintenance capabilities, please contact Detlef Jenemann on +49 15124189836

Bostonair Technical Training Ltd (BTTL) has now added an EWIS (Electrical Wiring Interconnectivity Systems) course online, alongside Human Factors refresher and Fuel Tank Safety Phase 1 and Phase 2 courses.

The EWIS on-line course covers the EASA syllabus requirement for Groups 4 and 5, and can be supplemented by a 4 hour classroom course, with Practical work, for Group 1.

The EASA requirement, found in AMC20-22, for EWIS training covers everyone working on or around air transport aircraft; starting with engineers working on wiring all the time in Group 1, to cabin crew in group 8. B1 engineers and mechanics are in Group 4, while fuellers and ramp handling staff are in Group 6.

A large number of courses have been sold so far to customers in the UK and Europe for their own maintenance staff.

Sales of the Human Factors refresher and Fuel Tank Safety remain strong and also excellent value for money. Furthermore, BTTL can tailor the Fuel Tank Safety Course to individual company fleets.

For further news, please contact Alasdair Patrick on:

+44 1482679757 or e-mail: alasdairpatrick@ bostonair.co.uk

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We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the contract for line maintenance for Ryanair in Bristol, delivering the service under the Ryanair Technics brand, with plans to roll-out the service to several of Ryanair's European stations.

We have a long-standing relationship with Ryanair, providing the airline with engineering personnel. Mark Parkes, Bostonair managing director comments "We are delighted to gain the line station approval; it is of great importance to us that we can now extend our services to our clients including Ryanair with both skilled personnel and maintenance provision, particularly concentrating on outstation support."

For further information on Line Maintenance, please contact Detlef Jenemann +49 151 24189836.

Bostonair Technical Training Limited are proud to confirm that it has received an updated Part-147 approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, under reference UK.147.0085. The approval now covers Category A and B1.1 training.

For more information about Bostonair Technical Training Ltd., please visit www.bostonairtraining.com or contact Jon Cousens +44 1392 875807.

Bostonair Limited are proud to announce that it has received Part-145 approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, under reference UK.145.01200. The approval covers Boeing 737-800 type for Line Maintenance. For more information about our line maintenance provision please contact Mark Parkes, +44 (0) 1482 679757.