Overview
About This Course:
- Suitable for Cross Cockpit Qualification (CCQ) ground school theory training
- Available online or offline using an iPad
- SCORM compliant- can be deployed on any LMS
- UPRT, PBN-RNP, LVO for Type Rating and other general subjects for Recurrent
The Airbus A330-200 CCQ Course covers nine A330-200 aircraft systems that are different from the A320, including Air Conditioning, Electrical, Flight Controls, Flight Control Laws, Fuel, Hydraulics, Landing Gear, Pneumatics, and Engines, including both the Pratt & Whitney PW4000 and Rolls Royce Trent 700 engine types- users can choose which version they want to view. Embedded actions and features add to both the interactivity and the educational value of this A330-200 CCQ online training course, which walks you step-by-step through all the systems and associated operations, providing far more visual explanation than a typical aircraft manual. Each module concludes with a test, and when all the modular tests are successfully completed, a certificate of completion is generated. Airlines and ATOs have the option of editing the test questions, as well as creating a final exam.
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Modules
- Air Conditioning
- Electrical
- Engines
- Flight Control Laws
- Flight Controls
- Fuel
- Hydraulics
- Landing Gear
- Pneumatics
Details
Duration
This course is designed to provide around
17 hrsof comprehensive aircraft systems training.
Compliance
This course is designed to comply with EASA, FAA, and Transport Canada regulations.
Versions
P&W- Metric P&W- Imperial RR- Metric RR- ImperialTarget Audience
This course is designed to provide initial training for pilots and dispatchers. Customers can tailor this course to fit their recurrent training requirements.
Customization
This couse can be customized for Airlines and ATOs.
Platforms
Avsoft's Portable Classroom App is a hybrid offline / online eLearning Courseware player for viewing Avsoft courses. Users can download the course content to their devices and use while they are offline, or they can stream the content if they are online. The user's progress data will be stored locally on the device and synchronized with the LMS (Optionally LRS) whenever an internet connection is established.