Airbus A320 (CFM56/V2500) Fam Course

Introduction:

The Airbus A320 (CFM56/V2500) Familiarisation Course is designed to provide aviation professionals with a broad introduction to the Airbus A320 systems, operations, and maintenance principles. Covering both CFM56 and V2500 engines, this course ensures that participants gain a comprehensive overview of the aircraft’s airframe, avionics, and systems. As a dual-compliant program aligned with both EASA Part-66 and FAA regulations, the course ensures that participants meet regulatory requirements for general aircraft familiarisation.

Course Features:

• Aircraft Systems Overview: Gain a fundamental understanding of the Airbus A320’s structure, including airframe, avionics, electrical, and flight control systems.
• CFM56 and V2500 Engine Familiarisation: Study the essential operations, maintenance, and performance characteristics of the CFM56 and V2500 engines used in the Airbus A320 family.
• Basic Maintenance and Operational Tasks: Learn general maintenance procedures and key operational support tasks required for safe handling of the aircraft without requiring a full type rating.
• EASA and FAA Compliance: The course content meets both EASA Part-66 and FAA standards for familiarisation, ensuring that participants acquire the necessary regulatory knowledge for global operations.
• Concise Learning Approach: A streamlined, accessible format designed to provide essential information efficiently, enabling participants to gain familiarity with the Airbus A320 family quickly.

Target Audience:

This course is suited for aircraft maintenance engineers, technicians, and aviation professionals who require a broad understanding of the Airbus A320 (CFM56/V2500) systems but do not need a full type rating. It is ideal for those working in EASA Part-145 or FAA-approved maintenance organizations, as well as professionals in operational or support roles. Whether you are new to Airbus aircraft or need to gain basic technical knowledge for regulatory compliance, this course offers an essential overview in line with both EASA and FAA standards.