The course prepares an airline maintenance engineers and technicians to operate, maintain and repair all systems on the aircraft. It provides in-depth technical information, including a detailed description of all systems and components, location and access of components, theory of operation and overviews of maintenance procedures. In addition, relevant in-service problems, service bulletins and Airplane Maintenance Manual use are covered.
This course is also available in shorter system modules tailored to meet specific training objectives focusing on: Avionics, Electrical, Electrical/Avionics, Airframe/Power Plant, and Airframe/Power Plant/Electrical. It is also offered as an accelerated curriculum for maintenance technicians who meet the following criteria: previous experience with Boeing commercial jet aircraft and ATA 104 Level I knowledge of the specific aircraft.
This course satisfies ATA 104 Level III objectives.
Who Should Attend
Aircraft Maintenance personnel - Technicians, Inspectors, Engineers and Planners etc.
Upon Completion
Students will be able to:
Recall the normal function of these systems as applicable: electrical, fuel, auxiliary power unit, power plant, hydraulic power, landing gear, flight controls, pneumatic power, air conditioning, fire protection, oxygen, water and waste, equipment and furnishings, lights, doors and windows.
Recall the normal function of these avionics systems as applicable: indicating and recording, communications, navigation and auto flight.
Identify the interfaces between all airframe and avionics systems.
Recall the safety precautions to be observed when working on or near the aircraft. Perform the following principal through flight maintenance activities on the airplane:
Routine servicing.
Operating systems.
Identifying normal and non-normal indications provided by aircraft controls, displays and built-in-test-equipment (BITE).
Identify power sources for all systems.
Recall the locations of the principal components and access to those components.
Use the Minimum Equipment List (MEL) to identify systems and components required for dispatch and any procedures to allow dispatch with systems/components inoperative.
Use aircraft troubleshooting tools to diagnose, correct and verify the repair of faults.
Analyze known in-service problems for the aircraft type.
Successful graduates will receive a certificate jointly issued by Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center and Alteon.
Course Duration
B737-300/400/500 (CL)
29 Training Days
B737-600/700/800/900 (NG)
34 Training Days
B747200/300/400
36 Training Days
B777-200/300
36 Training Days
Class Size
Max 20 Students
Course Fees
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SDF Subsidy
Not Applicable
Scheduled Dates
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