Our Airbus A320 V2500 Continuation Training course meets ATA 104 Specification Level I: General Familiarization, offering a detailed overview of the airframe, systems, and powerplant, based on the Aircraft Maintenance Manual.

It also complies with EASA’s knowledge LEVEL 1, as per Regulation EU No. 1321/2014, Part 66, Appendix III Basic Knowledge Requirements. The course objectives include:

• Familiarizing participants with the key elements of the subject.
• Enabling participants to provide simple descriptions using common terminology.
• Assisting participants in using relevant technical terms correctly.

This online self-study course takes approximately 40 hours to complete. After successfully answering multiple-choice questions at the end of each ATA chapter, students progress to the next module. Upon completion, a certificate is awarded.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
The course is compatible with PCs, laptops, tablets, and both Android and iPhone devices. Internet access is required.

STUDY TIME
We estimate that the course will take about 40 hours to complete. You will have 6 months to finish the course, and your progress is saved automatically. After completion, you will have an additional 90 days to review the content.

SUPPORT
For any queries or assistance during the course, contact us during regular working hours, and we’ll be happy to help.

WHY USE OUR CONTINUATION COURSES?
Our online Airbus A320 V2500 Continuation Training course is an ideal solution for both engineers and support staff, providing detailed aircraft knowledge through a flexible distance learning platform. The course is tailored to meet EASA Part 145.A.35 and FAA Federal Regulation 145.163 requirements.

WHY TRUST US WITH YOUR TRAINING?
This course is developed by B1/B2 Engineers, Type Instructors, and Part 147 Training Managers from EASA and the UK CAA. We ensure that each ATA chapter is thoroughly covered, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

DETAILED COURSE SYLLABUS

The Airbus A320 V2500 Continuation Training course covers the following ATA chapters:

• ATA 00-12: General – Servicing of the aircraft.
• ATA 31: Indicating/Recording System – Electronic Instrument System, ECAM, SDACs, DMCs, Flight Recorders, AIDS.
• ATA 24: Electrical Systems – AC + DC Normal, Abnormal, Emergency Generation, Distribution, and control.
• ATA 34: ADIRS and Standby Instruments – Air Data/Inertial Reference System, Landing Aids, GPS, TCAS, DME, VOR, ILS.
• ATA 22: Autoflight – Flight Management (FM), Flight Guidance (FG), Fault Isolation System (FIDS).
• ATA 46: Air Traffic Information Management Systems – System Architecture and controls.
• ATA 23: Communication Systems – Radio Communication (VHF, HF, SATCOM), Cabin Intercommunication.
• ATA 33: Lights System – Cockpit, Cabin, Cargo, and Service Compartment Lighting.
• ATA 51: Structures – General aircraft structures.
• ATA 29: Hydraulic Power System – Green, Yellow, and Blue Systems, Ram Air Turbine (RAT).
• ATA 32: Landing Gear – Extension & Retraction, Braking, Steering.
• ATA 27: Flying Controls – Flight Control Surfaces, Fly-by-wire systems.
• ATA 52: Doors – Passenger and Cargo Doors.
• ATA 25: Equipment and Furnishings – Cockpit and cabin equipment.
• ATA 35: Oxygen Systems – Crew and Passenger Oxygen Systems.
• ATA 38: Water and Waste Systems – Potable Water, Wastewater systems.
• ATA 28: Fuel System – Refuel/Defuel, Fuel Tank Safety.
• ATA 26: Fire Protection Systems – Engine, APU, Avionics, Cargo, and Lavatory smoke/fire protection.
• ATA 49: APU – Control, Indicating, and maintenance systems.
• ATA 71: Powerplant – Powerplant Installation, FADEC, EIU, Thrust Reverser.
• ATA 36: Pneumatic System – Pressurization and ventilation systems.
• ATA 21: Air Conditioning System – Ventilation, Avionics Cooling, Temperature Regulation.
• ATA 30: Ice and Rain Protection – Wing, Engine Air Intake Ice Protection, Window Heating.