AIRCRAFT TYPE
Falcon 2000 Differences
Course Type
Differences Training
Dates
Available on Request
Duration
10 Days
Location
Available on Request
Objectives
Certificate
Exam
Delivery
Objectives
- Detailed theoretical knowledge to be able to take responsibility for the airworthiness of the aircraft.
- Multi-skilled training in airframe, propulsion, electrical- and avionics systems.
- To be able to demonstrate the use of the aircraft’s manuals and other approved data.
- Perform system monitoring and operational tests i.a.w. the aircraft technical documentation.
- Fault diagnosis and troubleshooting methods including the knowledge necessary for the use of on-board reporting systems.
- Knowledge of the 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 faults experienced during maintenance events and how to prevent them.
Certificate
- EASA Form 149 Issue 4, Part-147 Approved B1/B2 Certificate of Recognition
- GCAA CAR 147 Approved B1/B2 Certificate of Recognition
Note: Type of certificate required should be requested prior to enrolment.
Exam
- 3 exams for the theoretical Part, with a minimum pass mark of 75%
- Practical assessment(s) during the practical training, passmark Pass/Fail.
Delivery
This course will be a classroom-based or On-line course, and will include elements of presentations, questions, scenarios, resource-based learning and self-directed learning to ensure that all students are able to progress at a rate suitable for them.
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