Airbus H160 General Familiarisation Course

The Airbus H160 General Familiarisation Course is designed to meet EASA’s Level 1 knowledge requirements in accordance with Regulation EU No. 1321/2014, ANNEX III, Part 66, Appendix I, alongside ATA 104 Level 1 standards. This course aims to familiarize students with the principal elements of the Airbus H160, ensuring they can describe aircraft systems using common terms and examples.

This self-study online course provides a comprehensive technical overview of the H160’s airframe, mechanical systems, and avionics. Participants will engage in multiple-choice assessments at the end of each ATA chapter, unlocking subsequent modules upon successful completion. A serial-numbered certificate will be awarded upon finishing the course.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion, students will be able to:

• Identify safety precautions related to the H160’s airframe, systems, and powerplant.
• Recognize essential maintenance practices for the airframe and powerplant.
• Understand the general layout and operation of the aircraft’s major systems.
• Describe the characteristics and layout of the ARRANO 1 powerplant.
• Identify special tooling and test equipment necessary for the H160.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The course is compatible with PCs, laptops, tablets, Android devices, and iPhones. An internet connection is required for access.

STUDY TIME

The estimated completion time is approximately 40 hours. Students have up to 6 months to finish the course and can pause and resume at any point. After completing, they will have an additional 90 days to review the material.

SUPPORT

For assistance during the course, contact us at +44 (0) 7876 595113 during normal working hours.

WHY USE OUR GENERAL FAMILIARISATION COURSES?

The Airbus H160 General Familiarisation Course provides an ideal training solution for engineers and support staff to achieve A-license standards. It offers in-depth aircraft knowledge through flexible, distance learning.

WHY TRUST US WITH YOUR TRAINING?

Developed by experienced B1/B2 Engineers, Type Instructors, and Part 147 Training Managers, this course covers all relevant ATA chapters comprehensively.

DETAILED COURSE SYLLABUS

1. First Contact with the Helicopter: Overview of the H160, including airframe components, cockpit layout, cabin design, and powerplant details (ARRANO 1A).
2. Documentation: Introduction to OEM documentation and maintenance programs for the H160.
3. Ground Handling: Procedures for parking, towing, taxiing, and other ground handling operations.
4. System Integration and Displays: Overview of the aircraft’s architecture, multifunction displays, and alerting systems.
5. Structure and Airframe: Key dimensions, fuselage structure, and zoning.
6. Equipment and Furnishings: Overview of cockpit, cabin, and emergency equipment.
7. Main Rotor Drive: Detailed description of controls, assemblies, and lubrication systems.
8. Main Rotor: Overview of the main rotor system, including components and functionality.
9. Tail Rotor Drive: Examination of tail drive components and systems.
10. Tail Rotor: Description of tail rotor systems and maintenance practices.
11. Health Monitoring System: Introduction to monitoring systems and controls.
12. Electrical Power: Overview of DC electrical generation systems.
13. Hydraulic System: Architecture and monitoring of hydraulic circuits.
14. Rotors Flight Controls: Introduction to primary flight controls and servo operations.
15. Landing Gear: Overview of landing gear systems, including extension and retraction.
16. Fuel: Description of fuel systems, including storage and distribution.
17. Engine Installation: Examination of the engine assembly and associated systems.
18. Recording Systems: Usage monitoring and flight data recording.
19. Fire Detection and Extinguishing System: Overview of fire protection systems.
20. Environmental Control System: Air conditioning and heating systems overview.
21. Lighting: Internal and external lighting systems, including emergency lights.
22. Ice and Rain Protection: Systems for preventing ice formation and maintaining visibility.
23. Communications: Overview of onboard communication systems.
24. Primary Flight Data: Description of air data systems and altimeter setups.
25. Autopilot: Introduction to the automatic flight control systems.
26. Navigation: Overview of navigation systems, including GPS and distance measuring equipment.
27. Electronic Equipment: Examination of emergency locator transmitters.
28. Emergency Flotation and Life Raft Systems: Overview of flotation systems.
29. Flight Data Download: General description of flight data handling.