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Category B2 · Avionics

EASA Part-66 Category B2 Modules

The exact knowledge modules a Category B2 licence requires — with live practice-question counts for each.

12

Modules to pass

12,928+

Practice questions

75%

Exam pass mark

Module applicability per Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/989, Appendix I § 2, as further amended by (EU) 2025/111 (Module 18 and subcategory B1.E, from 13 February 2026). See the full applicability matrix.

What Category B2 covers

Category B2 (avionics) permits release to service following maintenance on avionic and electrical systems, and on electrical and avionics tasks within powerplant and mechanical systems requiring only simple tests.

Category B2 required modules

12 modules · tap any module to start practising

1
1,048questions
2
Physics

Module 2 · Syllabus

996questions
3
1,266questions
4
874questions
6
1,208questions
7
1,553questions
8
1,075questions
9
749questions
10
691questions
14
Propulsion

Module 14 · Syllabus

660questions

The Category B2 exam

A Category B2 candidate must pass 12 of the 18 basic-knowledge modules.

Each module is examined by multiple-choice questions with a 75% pass mark (Module 7 also carries an essay). The number of questions and the time allowed vary by module and category.

See the full exam structure for the per-module question count and time, and the experience requirements for Category B2.

Frequently asked questions

How many modules do I need for a B2 licence?
A Category B2 (avionics) licence requires 12 modules: 1 to 10 plus Module 13 (Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems) and Module 14 (Propulsion). The airframe and engine modules 11, 12, 15, 16 and 17 do not apply.
Does B2 need Module 4?
Yes. Module 4 (Electronics Fundamentals) applies to Category B2, unlike plain Category A.

Practice Category B2 exam questions

12,928+ practice questions across every module you need, each with a worked explanation.

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