RAVEN Aerospace Learning Experience Platform

The first line of defense in aviation safety isn’t on the flight line or in the hangar—it is at your receiving dock.

We are excited to launch our highly anticipated EASA Part-145 Stores and Incoming Inspection Course on Raven!

Designed specifically for aviation logistics, stores, and quality personnel, this training provides direct, practical instruction to satisfy the strict competency assessment mandates of EASA Part-145.A.30. Your team will learn how to manage receiving protocols effectively and enforce the industry-recognized "Three Quality Gates" of aircraft material flow.

Key Learning Outcomes:

👉 Spotting Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUPs): Meticulously identify "bogus" parts and leverage the EASA SIB 2017-13R1 framework to report unairworthy components.

👉 Decoding the EASA Form 1: Understand critical release remarks in Block 12, identify Block 13 vs. Block 14 signatures, and navigate bilateral foreign release equivalents.

👉 Avoiding the "CoC Trap": Learn the exact regulatory boundaries of a Certificate of Conformity, knowing precisely when standard parts can accept a CoC, and when a rotable component strictly demands an authorized release certificate.

👉 Controlled Storage & Segregation: Master physical facility requirements under EASA Part-145.A.25, including ESD safety, life-limited component tracking, hazardous chemical controls, and the mandatory physical mutilation of scrap.

Equip your logistics team to become true Airworthiness Guardians and secure your organization's Part-145 approval.

🚀 Enroll your team today at Raven.aero: https://raven.aero/courses/stores-incoming-inspection/

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EASA Part-145 Stores Incoming Inspection - Course Equip your team with the ultimate Stores Incoming Inspection training. Master EASA Part-145 rules, identify bogus parts, and verify EASA Form 1 certificates.

A question worth sitting with: does your training prove that someone attended, or that someone is competent?

For decades aviation measured training in hours. Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) flips that — you build training around defined competencies and assess what a person can actually do.

ICAO and EASA are steadily steering the industry this way, and training designers are increasingly expected to work in this framework.

Our Implementing CBTA course gives you the practical, step-by-step structure to put it in place. Link in the comments. 👇