Maintenance Steering Group – 3 (MSG-3) has been a key to ensure up-to-date engineering logic in aviation maintenance today. Compared to its predecessors, it’s top-down approach provides more benefits to derive the most appropriate scheduled maintenance task and interval for an aircraft’s major components and structure. MSG-3-based maintenance effectively delivers significant improvement of aircraft availability & operational safety nets while optimising costs of ownership.With the latest content and information, this course aims to provide its participants a sound foundation on the MSG-3 process and developing MSG-3-based Maintenance Programmes.This will be achieved by initially understanding MSG-3’s historical development and comparative advantages over MSG-2 and MSG-1. This will be followed by a discussion on reliability and failure characteristics theory to understand the MSG-3 logic, and then proceed to addressing the components of the MSG-3 methodology. There will also be focused sections on MSG-3 specifics (SSI, Zonal Maintenance, L/HIRF, etc.). Case studies, class exercises and workshops are also incorporated to effectively demonstrate the lessons and practical applications of the specific-subject matter.