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Title	Privileges of B1 and B2 aircraft maintenance licenses and Type and group ratings and Type training
NPA Number	2007-07

SAMA Swiss Aircraft Maintenance Association (samuel.wenger@svfb.ch) has placed 1 unique comments on this NPA:

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23	(General Comments)	0	a) SAMA welcomes the proposed changes and clarifications related to to Part-66. This should also reduce the interpretation differences of ithe requirements between NAAs, which several of our members report and criticize. b) In the context of clarification and standardisation, we emphasize the need for a unified question data bank for basic knowledge examinations. Such a 'question pool' would not only be helpful to authorities, but also to SAMA in its efforts to provide widely compatible web based training modules for Part-66 licences, for example. c) The RIA does not consider the differences between Part-66 and FAA licence requirements. The evaluation of such differences should not be left to individual entities. This aspect is significant where (mutual) recognition of qualifications/licences is seeked, as is the case e.g. at the present, world wide high demand for qualified personnel.

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a) SAMA welcomes the proposed changes and clarifications related to to Part-66. This should also reduce the interpretation differences of ithe requirements between NAAs, which several of our members report and criticize.

b) In the context of clarification and standardisation, we emphasize the need for a unified question data bank for basic knowledge examinations. Such a 'question pool' would not only be helpful to authorities, but also to SAMA in its efforts to provide widely compatible web based training modules for Part-66 licences, for example.

c) The RIA does not consider the differences between Part-66 and FAA licence requirements. The evaluation of such differences should not be left to individual entities. This aspect is significant where (mutual) recognition of qualifications/licences is seeked, as is the case e.g. at the present, world wide high demand for qualified personnel.