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Good website, friendly UI and multiple insights on tracking progress and areas of weakness etc.
3 September 2026
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Prep66 Academy is an independent Part-66 exam preparation platform for aircraft maintenance engineers, built for the EASA and UK CAA B1.1 licence. It covers all 13 B1.1 modules with practice questions and explanations, fill-in-the-gap exercises, full mock exams, revision guides and study books, and flags where the UK CAA and EASA syllabuses differ. It's built and run by an aircraft mechanic at British Airways who sat the same exams. Prep66 is not a Part-147 organisation and does not issue certificates; it exists to help you walk into the exam room ready.
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United Kingdom
- support@prep66academy.com
- prep66academy.com
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Prep66academy good!
3 September 2026
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