This is an EASA Part-147 and GCAA CAR 147 approved Bombardier Challenger 604 / 605 B1/T1 Theoretical Training course. More information on this aircraft type can be found on its EASA Type Certificate.

About this course

Aircraft Type

Bombardier Challenger 604 / 605 / 650

Course Type

B1/T1 Theoretical

Dates

Available on request.

Location

Available on request.

Course Details

  • Certificate

    EASA Form 149 Issue 3, Part-147 Approved B1/T1 Certificate of Recognition

    GCAA CAR 147 Approved B1/T1 Certificate of Recognition

    Certificate of Completion, FAA IA Renewal Accepted (approved under Order 8900.1, Volume 3, Chapter 56, paragraph (B)(4))

    Note: Type of certificate required should be requested prior to enrollment.

  • Duration

    16 Days

  • Exam

    Examinations

  • Contents

    Training Materials, Supplemental Training Materials

  • Part-66 Designation

    Bombardier CL-600-2B16 (Variant CL-604) (GE CF34)

  • Pre-requisites

    Students should have a technical background in an aircraft maintenance environment and a working knowledge of the English language.

  • Delivery

    Classroom and Aircraft based (subject to availability)

  • Objectives

    On completion of this Bombardier Challenger 604 / 605 B1/T1 Theoretical Training course each participant will have gained knowledge on:
    A detailed overview and understanding of the aircraft’s systems. Students will be able to explain the operation of every system and its main components as well as identifying their locations. B1 Mechanical chapters will be covered to Level III detail.
    Common maintenance practices and gaining the skill set required to maintain the aircraft in accordance with the maintenance procedures prescribed in the AMM.
    Utilising the aircraft’s technical documentation including maintenance manuals and other approved data.
    Performing system monitoring and operational tests IAW the aircraft’s technical documentation.
    Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting methods including the knowledge necessary for the use of on-board reporting systems.
    A working knowledge of the aircraft’s maintenance manuals and technical documentation.
    Familiarisation with various maintenance checks and intervals related to the aircraft.
    Use of special tooling related to the aircraft.
    Minimum Equipment List and Dispatch Deviation List.
    Gaining insight into the common snags experienced during maintenance events and how to prevent them.

    • General terms & conditions apply.

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