Overview
The Boeing B737-700 Maintenance Course explores all the major aircraft systems, including all the components, operations, controls, and indications involved with each system. Embedded actions and features add to both the interactivity and the educational value of this B737-700 aircraft systems course, which provides far more visual representation 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. Learn more about Avsoft’s aviation and pilot training courses.
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Modules
- AC Communications
- Air Conditioning
- Aircraft General
- APU
- Autopilot
- Autothrottles
- Electrical
- Engines
- Equipment-Furnishing
- Fire Protection
- Flight Controls
- Flight Director
- Flight Instruments
- Flight Management Introduction
- Fuel
- Hydraulics
- Ice - Rain Protection
- Inert Gas System
- Landing Gear-Brakes
- Lighting
- Navigation
- Oxygen
- Pneumatics
- Pressurization
- Warning Systems
Details
Duration
This course is designed to provide around
46 hrsof comprehensive aircraft systems training.
Compliance
This course is designed to comply with EASA, FAA, ICAO, and Transport Canada regulations.
Versions
Imperial MetricTarget Audience
This course is designed to provide maintenance technicians with General Familiarization (GenFam) training.
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.