>
> So what's the story on Jabiru engines? If installed on an SLSA, do they
> require the mechanic be "Jabiru certified" like Rotax requires for its
> engines? If so, how available is that training?
>
> Helen
>
From the Jabiru engine list:
As far as aircraft produced by Jabiru USA - Specific Jabiru training is only
required if the mechanic is going to split the case during an overhaul. For
normal maintenance an A&P with some engine experience is all the level of
certification needed.
Keep in mind that each manufacturer of LSA aircraft sets the level of
certification or training required to work on their aircraft including the
engine so requirements may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
Pete Krotje
Jabiru USA Sport Aircraft, LLC
931-680-2800
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