Boeing Fleets Available:

B737-200, B737-300/400/500, B737-NG, B757, B767-200/300, B747-100-200-300, B747-400, B777

Airbus Fleets Available:

A320

Regional Aircraft Available:

Saab 340

General Familiarization Course - ATA Level I - 40 Hour

Airframe - Power Plant-  Electrical Systems - Avionics Introduction

Description

This course will train the technician in the specific systems of the aircraft, their functions and normal operation in flight and on the ground, along with an initial understanding and application of the Minimum Equipment List, FIM & FRM and CDL.

Training Objective

This course is designed to train the student with the knowledge to perform MRO Base Maintenance Tasks along with Line Maintenance Transit and Overnight Checks.

Course Objectives

This course satisfies ATA 104 Level I objectives. Upon completion of the course, the students will understand:

• Safety precautions when near and around the aircraft in the hangars and at the gate.
• Electrical AC & DC Generation, Pneumatics, Air Conditioning, Fuel System & Refuelling Procedures, Hydraulics, Flight Controls, Landing Gear, Ice/Rain, Fire Protection, Oxygen, Water/Waste, Equipment/Furnishings, Lights, Doors and Windows, APU and Engines system functions.
• Locations of the principal components in the Aircraft Systems listed and access to those components
• Identify normal and non-normal indications provided by aircraft instruments and Flight Deck displays.
• Aircraft troubleshooting with reference to the FIM/FRM, application of the MEL and the CDL.
• Avionics Systems to a general description and understanding in Communications, Auto Pilot, Glass Cockpit & Instruments, EICAS, ECAM, EFIS, CMC & MAT, Navigation systems, along with CVR & FDR functions.

Duration:  5 Training Days

Training Location: Miami or Your Location

Additional Students: Contact For Pricing

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Systems Course - ATA Level II - 80 Hour

Airframe- Engine-Electrical Systems with Avionics

Description

This systems course has been designed to train the technician to achieve a firm 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 their associated systems. Specific information and onboard tools as in Present Leg Fault, Existing Faults, Maintenance Messages, Maintenance Pages, Snapshots and Synoptic Displays are used to troubleshoot and repair aircraft defects and faults. Our systems training course also includes the use and application of the Minimum Equipment List, FIM/FRM, and the CDL.

Training Objective

This Systems Training course is designed to specifically provide an in-depth and total look at aircraft systems in relation to their respective individual core components, computer and Interface units, safety systems, system redundancy, sensors for flight deck indication and other aircraft user systems for valid signals. The goal of this course is to methodically and meticulously troubleshoot aircraft system defects and faults.

Course Objectives

This course satisfies ATA 104 Level II objectives. Upon completion of the course, the students will be able to:

• Observe safety precautions when near and around the aircraft in the hangars and at the gate with respect to aircraft systems being powered and downpowered.
• Achieve an in depth knowledge of these aircraft system components,  their functions, interfacing with other user systems, redundancy, and flight deck indications : Electrical AC & DC Generation, Pneumatics, Air Conditioning, Fuel System & Refuelling Procedures, Hydraulics, Flight Controls, Landing Gear, Ice/Rain, Fire Protection, Oxygen, Water/Waste, Equipment/Furnishings, Lights, Doors and Windows, Cargo & Storage areas.
• Locations and access of the above system core components.
• Servicing of the above system core components.
• Identify normal ,non-normal, and fault  indications provided by aircraft instruments and Flight Deck displays.
• Aircraft Systems troubleshooting with reference to the FIM/FRM, application of the MEL and the CDL.

Duration: 10 Training Days

Training Location: Miami or Your Location

Additional Students: Contact For Pricing

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Initial Training Course - ATA Level III - 120 Hour

Airframe-Power Plant-Electrical-Avionics Introduction for Line and Base Maintenance

Description

This course prepares an Airline or MRO Maintenance Technician to perform inspections, troubleshoot and rectify defects, along with the certification to Return to Service the aircraft type by successfully completing this 120 hour course. The 120 Hour Initial Training Course provides in depth technical information in all relevant ATA Chapters, including a detailed description of each system and its individual Major Components, Sensing Elements, Position Feedback reporting, Interfacing, along with providing “Valid Signals” with other Aircraft “USER” Systems.

Training Objective

This course is designed to train the experienced Technician with the knowledge to perform MRO Base Maintenance Tasks and Maintenance Completion Certification, Multiple Levels of  Line Maintenance Transit & Overnight Checks, RII Inspections, along with the approval for the Certificate of Release to Service.

Course Objectives

This course satisfies ATA 104 Level III objectives. Upon successful completion of the course, the students will be able to:

• Safety precautions when near and around the aircraft in the hangars and at the gate.
• General Log Book Procedures & Documents.
• An in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the aircraft systems with their operative functions: Electrical AC & DC Generation, Pneumatics, Air Conditioning, Fuel System & Refuelling Procedures, Hydraulics, Flight Controls, Landing Gear, Ice/Rain, Fire Protection, APU and Engines, Oxygen, Water/Waste, Equipment/Furnishings, Lights, Doors and Windows, Cargo & Storage areas.
• Locations of the above system principal componentsand access to those components.
• Servicing of the above system principal components.
• Ground test procedures and operational function checks of the above system principal components.
• Recognition of Normal, Non-Normal, Defect and Fault indications provided by Aircraft Instruments, Flight Deck displays, BITE Tests, and Alternate System switching.
• Aircraft troubleshooting with reference to the FIM/FRM, application of the MEL and the CDL with reference to the release of the aircraft.
• Avionics Systems- an in-depth description, operation and understanding of  Communications, Auto Pilot, Glass Cockpit & Instruments, ILS Systems,  EICAS, EFIS, CMC & MAT, and Navigation systems along with FDR , ELT & CVR functions.
• Certificate of Release to Service and the responsibilities associated. 

Duration: 15 Training Days

Training Location: Miami or Your Location

Additional Students: Contact For Pricing

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Engine Run Up and Taxi Course - ATA Level IV - 3 Days

Description

This course equips the maintenance technician to prepare the Aircraft, Flight Deck, and Systems for engine operation and taxi.The technicians will operate the engines in both normal and non-normal conditions, as well as experiencing real emergency situations and through structured CRM procedures to resolve these emergencies. Checklist procedures are taught with specific read and respond format.The curriculum allows the technicians to perform required engine tests as in Power Assurance Checks and Vibration Surveys.

Training Objective

This course provides the procedures to taxi the airplane to and from the engine run-up area and also to a remote parking area. We will program the sim to simulate pushback from the gate and taxi on the gate. The simulator provides real hands-on experience, especially for the practice of the abnormal conditions and emergencies.

Course Objectives

• Demonstrate the normal AUTOSTART & MANUAL start function of engines.
• Identify and Explain in detail the normal function of all aircraft systems necessary to safely operate the Engine Starting and Shutdown procedures including the use of the Primary & Secondary Engine Displays.
• Engine Starting, Engine Running, and Shutdown procedures with reference to Synoptic displays, Maintenance Pages, Snapshots, and Fault History.
• Explain and Review Engine Run & Taxi procedures with reference to wind direction, engine limits, approved run up areas, engine ground test power requirements, and taxi procedures from airport paper charts or EFB.
• Identify and perform engine tests normally required after line maintenance or engine installation.
• Use aircraft radio communications systems to communicate with ground traffic control and Air Traffic Control using proper procedures and terminology.
• Identify airport taxiway and runway signs and symbols, Normal Hold Short and ILS Hold Short procedures with read back.
• Recall all appropriate hand and/or voice signals and standard terminology for clear communications between flight deck and ground personnel during airplane Towing, Pushback, and Taxi operations.

Duration: 3 Training Days, 16 Hours Classroom, 4 Hours Full Flight Simulator

Training Location: Miami

Additional Students: Contact For Pricing

Note: An Engine Run-Up course is available without the taxi training as a shorter module tailored to meet customer training objectives- includes 12 Hours of Classroom Instruction, 4 Hours of Full Flight Simulator Training.

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Avionics Extension Course

Description

This course prepares an Airline or MRO Maintenance Technician to perform Avionic inspections, function checks, troubleshoot and rectify defects along with the certification of the aircraft defect.

The 40 Hour Avionic Training Course provides in depth technical information in all relevant Avionic ATA Chapters, including a detailed description of each Avionic system and its individual Components, Sensing Elements, along with Interfacing and “Valid Signals” with other Aircraft “USER” Systems.

Training Objectives

This course is designed to train the experienced A&P Technician with the knowledge to perform Avionic defect rectification, Inspections, Line Maintenance Transit & Overnight Checks, along with MRO Base Maintenance Tasks.

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, the Technician will

• Have an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of the aircraft Avionic systems with their operative functions of the Autopilot, MCP, EFIS, ILS, VOR, ADF, VHF & HF Communications, Transponder, FDR, CVR, PFD, ND, EICAS, Symbol Gen, Card Files, Wx Radar, IFE, Stby Power, Pitot Static sytems, ADC, & TCAS.
• Be able to locate the above system principal components and access those components.
• Be informed on the Removal & Replacement of the above system principal LRU components along with ESD training.
• Be able to use the onboard  test procedures and operational function checks of the above system principal components.
• Be able to interchange components for further in-flight evaluation and also for ground troubleshooting
• Be able to recognize Normal, Non-Normal, Defect and Fault indications provided by Aircraft Instruments, Flight Deck displays, BITE Tests, and Alternate System switching.
• Aircraft troubleshooting with reference to the FIM/FRM, application of the MEL and the CDL with reference to the release of the aircraft.

Duration: 5 Training Days

Training Location: Miami

Additional Students: Contact For Pricing

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