Lycoming Engines announced a redesign of its Engine School and the 2019 training schedule. The training program is now a single class, 5-day course that blends content from both prior courses, which focused on engine theory and disassembly/reassembly. The intent of the redesign is to make it easier for individuals to attend the training in a single week format.
Training Program
The Lycoming Engines Service School training program includes a review of Lycoming service publications and manuals and covers construction, theory of operation, and servicing of Lycoming reciprocating engines. Additional topics include inspection, servicing, and troubleshooting of related components. Incorporated into the program is a hands-on training component with teams working on 4-cylinder Lycoming O-360 engines, learning proper procedures for engine disassembly and reassembly.
This training program is designed to assist maintenance professionals such as pilots, aircraft owners, and experimental aircraft builders in acquiring a better understanding of their engine and systems. The 5-day, 40-hour program will consist of 4 hours of theory-based training and 4 hours of hands-on training each day. The training hours in this program can be used for qualification for the IA renewal program FAR 65.93(a) (4).
Kitplanes Magazine editor-in-chief, Paul Dye, attended the Lycoming school in 2016.
Dates
- February 11-15
- February 25 – March 1
- March 4-8
- April 1-5
- April 8-12
- May 13-17
- June 3-7
- September 16-20
- September 30 – October 4
- October 7-11
- October 28 – November 1
- November 4-8
Location
Lumley Aviation Center
Williamsport Regional Airport
500 Airport Rd.
Montoursville, PA 17754
Registration and questions
If you have questions about the Engine Service School program or would like to register, contact Pennsylvania College of Technology at +1-570-327-4775.
You can also register here.
