
Module 9 Human Factors · Part-66 revision notes
the notes I wish I'd had during my training
€24
The notes I wish I'd had during my training. The whole EASA Module 9 syllabus (9.1 to 9.10) in 52 visual pages.
- Every topic of the syllabus, in plain words, with diagrams and real photos
- 6 real accident case studies (BAC 1-11, Aloha 243, Eastern 855 and more)
- 90 practice questions in the exam format, with answers and explanations
- A 28-question mock exam, 35 minutes, with its answer grid
- The Dirty Dozen with a safety net for each one
- A 7-day revision plan and an exam-day sheet
For Part-66 categories A, B1, B2, B2L, B3. Instant PDF download in English, French and German, all included.
The hangar teaches the job.
The exams test the theory.
Up to 17 modules, each with its own multiple-choice exam and a 75 % pass mark.
The official material runs to thousands of pages, and the exam asks for exact answers: a number, a name, the one word that makes the difference.
These notes keep what each syllabus asks for, then make you practise it.
Exam trap!
Underload is safe because the task is easy.
False. Boredom leads to complacency and missed defects. Every module flags traps like this one in red.
Every fact checked against the official syllabus
Built on the EASA Part-66 syllabus (September 2025 edition), the FAA maintenance handbooks and the official accident reports. If you find an error, tell us: you get the corrected file for free.
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In every module
Made by someone who went through it
I did my aircraft maintenance training too. The hangar was fine. The theory was the hard part, and we had to write our own notes.
so I made the notes I wish I'd had
Free updates
When a module is corrected or improved, you get the new version for free. Questions before you buy? Write to lockwirenotes@gmail.com, we answer within 24 hours.
Questions
Which pack do I need?
| B1.1 | Aeroplanes with turbine engines: modules 1 to 10, 11A, 15, 17A |
| B1.3 | Helicopters with turbine engines: modules 1 to 10, 12, 15 |
| B2 | Avionics: modules 1 to 10, 13, 14 |
| All | All 17 modules, for two licences, for schools, or if you are not sure yet |
Is it up to date?
It follows the current EASA Part-66 syllabus (Easy Access Rules, September 2025 edition). Check the exam format with your exam centre: some authorities and schools differ.
Which languages?
You get three full versions: English, which matches the wording of the exam, French and German.
How do I get it?
Right after payment you download one ZIP file per language, each with all the PDFs of your pack. You also receive the links by email.
Can I buy a single module?
Module 9 Human Factors is available on its own. Other single modules are coming.