The course also complies with EASA’s knowledge LEVEL 1, based on Regulation EU No. 1321/2014, Part 66, Appendix III, ensuring participants:
- Gain familiarity with the principal elements of the subject.
- Are able to describe the subject using common terminology.
- Understand key operational and maintenance concepts.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- Compatible with PC, Laptop, tablet, Android, and iPhone devices.
- Requires internet access.
STUDY TIME
- Approximately 40 hours, with 6 months to complete the course and an additional 90-day review period.
SUPPORT
- For any inquiries, support is available during normal business hours.
WHY TRUST US WITH YOUR TRAINING?
This course is developed by EASA and UK CAA-certified B1/B2 engineers, type instructors, and Part 147 Training Managers. We ensure each course thoroughly covers the relevant ATA chapters.
Course Duration
This course takes approximately 40 hours of self-study. Each ATA chapter is unlocked sequentially, with students required to pass a quiz before advancing to the next section. A completion certificate is provided upon successful course completion.
Course Objectives
Upon completion, students will be able to:
- Identify safety precautions for the airframe, systems, and powerplant.
- Understand key maintenance practices for the Challenger 604.
- Define the general layout of the aircraft’s systems.
- Describe the characteristics of the GE CF34-3B powerplant.
- Recognize special tooling and test equipment requirements.
DETAILED COURSE SYLLABUS
ATA05 TO ATA12: General Servicing
This section covers standard servicing operations including time limits, maintenance checks, dimensions, lifting and shoring, weighing, towing, parking, mooring, placards, and general servicing procedures.
ATA21: Environmental Control System
Includes air conditioning and pressurization systems, cooling packs, temperature control for the cockpit and cabin, and associated EICAS alerts for maintenance and operational status.
ATA22: Autoflight
Focuses on the autoflight system components such as the flight director, autopilot, yaw damper, vertical and lateral modes, and displays used for system monitoring.
ATA23: Communications
Discusses the aircraft’s communication systems including VHF, HF radios, intercom, and cockpit voice recorders, along with integration with the aircraft’s avionics systems.
ATA24: Electrical Power
Explains the aircraft’s electrical systems, including DC and AC generation, backup battery systems, external power interface, and electrical load distribution.
ATA25: Equipment and Furnishings
Covers cockpit and cabin furnishings, emergency equipment, as well as layout and accessibility of components within the passenger and baggage compartments.
ATA26: Fire Protection
Details fire detection and extinguishing systems for engines, APU, lavatories, and cargo compartments, including system testing and operational guidelines.
ATA27: Flight Controls
Describes the operation of flight control surfaces such as ailerons, elevators, rudder, spoilers, and trim systems, both manual and automatic control modes.
ATA28: Fuel System
Covers fuel storage, transfer, and feed systems, along with refueling and fuel quantity indication procedures.
ATA29: Hydraulic Power
Focuses on hydraulic system components and their operation, including interaction with the cockpit displays for system status monitoring.
ATA30: Ice and Rain Protection
Describes the de-icing and anti-icing systems for wings, engines, windshields, and probes, along with operational controls and system indications.
ATA31: Indicating and Recording Systems
Explains flight data recording, cockpit displays, and the EICAS system, focusing on critical operational data and aircraft status indicators.
ATA32: Landing Gear
Covers the landing gear system, including extension/retraction mechanisms, brake systems, nosewheel steering, and fault indication.
ATA33: Lighting
Discusses interior and exterior lighting systems, including emergency lighting, navigation lights, and landing/taxi lights.
ATA34: Navigation Systems
Covers the aircraft’s navigation systems, including GPS, inertial reference systems, and the flight management system, as well as operational guidelines for flight crews.
ATA35: Oxygen
Describes the oxygen systems for both crew and passengers, including emergency oxygen deployment systems and portable oxygen devices.
ATA36: Pneumatics
Covers the pneumatic systems, including air distribution, pressurization, and related controls and indicators.
ATA38: Water/Waste
Focuses on potable water systems and waste management, including lavatory servicing procedures.
ATA45: Onboard Maintenance Systems
Describes onboard diagnostics and maintenance systems, including the central maintenance computer and fault display interface.
ATA49: Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)
Covers the APU’s role in providing electrical and pneumatic power during ground operations, along with its associated systems such as fuel, oil, and fire protection.
ATA52: Doors
Explains the operation of passenger, cargo, and emergency exit doors, including locking mechanisms and safety systems.
ATA56: Windows
Describes cockpit and cabin windows, including windshield heating and defogging systems.
ATA71-80: Powerplant (GE CF34-3B)
Provides an overview of the engine components, including the fan module, compressors, turbines, fuel, and oil systems, FADEC controls, and thrust reversers.
