These courses meet the Aircraft Specific Familiarization Course Requirements ATA 104. These courses are of tremendous value to all Airlines, MROs, Repair Stations and AMT's that need to add qualifications to their credentials. These courses are appropriate for A&P Mechanics, Maintenance Directors, MRO's, Contractors etc. Aircraft Familiarization Courses are offered on an on-going basis. Courses are available for groups and individuals.
General Familiarization Course Aircraft / Engine
- ATA Level I - 40 Hours
Description:
This course will train the Aircraft Maintenance Technician in the specific systems of the aircraft, their functions and the normal operation with an initial understanding of the overall aircraft and engine.
Training Objective:
This course is designed to train the student with the overall knowledge to perform MRO Base Maintenance Tasks along with line maintenance transit and overnight checks.
Course Objective:
This course satisfies ATA 104 Level I objectives. Upon completion of the course the students will be familiarized and understand the following aircraft specific subjects (additional subjects may be added at the customers request):
- Safety precautions when near and around the aircraft
- FAA Airworthiness Requirements for the specific aircraft and / or
engine type
- Locations of principal systems and principal components for the
following ATA Chapter
Codes:
- ATA 06 Dimensions & Areas
- ATA 21 Air Conditioning & Pressurization Systems
- ATA 24 Electrical Power
- ATA 26 Fire Protection / Detection / Extinguishing Systems
- ATA 27 Flight Controls
- ATA 28 Fuel Systems
- ATA 29 Hydraulic Systems
- ATA 30 Ice & Rain
- ATA 32 Landing Gear
- ATA 35 Crew & Cabin Oxygen Systems
- ATA 36 Pneumatic Systems
- ATA 38 Water & Waste Systems
- ATA 49 Auxiliary Power Systems
- ATA 52 Passenger & Cargo Doors
- ATA 71 Powerplant Familiarization
- ATA 72 Powerplant Sections
- ATA 73 Engine Fuel Systems
- ATA 74 Ignition Systems
- ATA 75 Engine Air Systems
- ATA 76 Engine Control Systems
- ATA 77 Engine Indicating Systems
- ATA 78 Exhaust
- ATA 79 Oil Lubrication Systems
- ATA 80 Engine Starting Systems
G
eneral Familiarization Course Aircraft / Engine
- ATA Level II - 80 Hours
Description:
This system course has been designed to train the Aircraft Maintenance Technician to achieve a complete understanding and in depth knowledge of the major aircraft systems.
The technician will identify the normal functions, recognize the abnormal indications and distinguish the faults and defects in the associated systems. Specific information and tools are utilized such as: Present Leg Fault, Existing Faults, Maintenance Messages, Snapshots and Synopsis Displays are used to troubleshoot and repair aircraft and engine defects and faults.
Training Objective:
This systems training course is designed to specifically provide an in-depth and total look at the aircraft systems in relation to their respective core components, computers, interface systems, system redundancy, sensors for flight deck indication and other aircrafts user systems for valid signals. The goal of this course if to thoroughly troubleshoot aircraft and engine system defects and faults.
Course Objective:
This Course satisfies ATA 104 Level II objectives. Upon completion of the course, the students will be able to be familiar and understand the following course objectives:
- Observe safety precautions when near and around the aircraft and
engine.
- Obtain an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the aircraft and
engine systems and components, the functions of each and the
interface with other systems.
- Location and access of the components in the system.
- Servicing of the system core components .
- Identify normal and non-normal fault indications provided by
aircraft instruments and flight deck displays.
- Aircraft systems troubleshooting with reference to the FIM / FRM
and the application of the MEL and CDl.
