General introduction to MSG-3

Planned maintenance for passenger and cargo aircraft

The course includes a comprehensive introduction to the MSG-3 methodology, which is used to systematically and comprehensibly determine inspections and their intervals (scheduled maintenance) for passenger and cargo aircraft.

As a supplement to this theoretical introductory course, we offer individual on-the-job training on the topics of MSG-3 system, structural and/or zone analysis on request.

Training category: Processes, methods and quality

Target group: This training is aimed at aviation engineers or aviation technicians.

Requirements:

Experience in aircraft maintenance and repair is an advantage

Content:

Introduction: Target of MSG-3 and historical background
Aircraft certification requirements (Type Certification)
Basic documents: Air Transport Association of America, MSG-3
- Revision 2007, Revision 2009 and Revision 2011
Policy and Procedure Handbook for each aircraft family
- Organization of the MSG-3 process
- MSG-3 bodies: ISC, MWG, MRB
- MRB and ISC Meetings, MRB Report Approval Process
Overview of types and methods of analyses
- Methodology of system analyses
- Methodology of structural analyses
- Methodology of zone analyses
- Methodology of Lightning / HIRF analyses
- Examples of system, zone, structure and L/HIRF analyses
Revision process of MSG-3 analyses / MRB report
Context between MSG-3 analyses, MRB report, MPD, OMP and AMM
Question and answer period

Duration: 2 days

Teaching method:  Classroom training

Participation fee: 1.370,00€ p.P.

Training dates 2024: