MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
John Steyn
I’ve spent more than 35 years in aircraft maintenance, from working the line to developing and delivering the training that certifies the next generation of engineers.
“Today I work as a freelance maintenance instructor, contracted to training organisations rather than tied to one employer.”
EASA InstructorPart-147 & Part-66 Certified with various Maintenance Organisations
35+
YEARS IN AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
3
TRAINING LEVELS OFFERED
9
AIRCRAFT & HELICOPTER TYPES
EASA
PART-66 & PART-147 ALIGNED
HOW I TEACH
Training built around where you are
Every course sits under EASA Part 147 and Part 66, and covers both line and base maintenance.
01
Familiarisation & Awareness
For engineers new to a type — an orientation to the aircraft’s systems before deeper study begins.
02
Working Knowledge & Theory of Operation
For engineers building toward certification — how the systems actually work, not just where they are.
03
In-Depth Systems & Troubleshooting
For engineers who need to know an aircraft inside out — full systems depth and fault-finding.
Aircraft & Helicopter Types
Boeing 737 Family (incl. MAX)
Boeing 787
Airbus A320 Family
Airbus A330
Airbus A340
Gulfstream G450 / G550 / G650
King Air 200 / 300
Airbus H125 / H135 / H145
AgustaWestland AW139
Engines
CFM56 Family
LEAP Family
Pratt & Whitney PT6
Rolls-Royce Trent Series
Ready to train with someone who’s done the work?
Browse the course catalogue, or get in touch to build a programme for your team.