To provide flight crewmembers with the necessary knowledge for
understanding the basic functions of the Aircraft Systems, the use of
individual system components, the integration of Aircraft Systems,
and Operational procedures; upon completion student will be suffi-
ciently prepared to enter the Flight Training curriculum segment.

General Operation Subject 
 Dispatch ,flight release ,or flight-locating procedures
 Weight & Balance Procedures
 Adverse weather practices covering the fol-lowing conditions
 Procedures for operating the aircraft commu-nications and navigation equipment in ac-
cordance with the following 
 A/C performance characteristics during all flight regimes including
T.O. data card
T.O. special operations
In flight performance
Landing performance
Engine out performance
Flight planning
Use of computerized airport analysis

Aircraft systems

 Introduction & A/C Familiarization
 Warning Systems
 Air-conditioning/ Pressurization
 Flight Controls
 Hydraulics
 Ice Prevention / Rain Repellent
 Landing Gears
 Emergency Equipment and Oxygen System
 Pneumatics
 Miscellaneous Systems
 Cabin Smoke Detection
 Engines Systems
 A/C Fuel System
 Fire Detection/ Protection
 APU
 Electrical & Light
 Auto Flight Control Systems
 Flight Instruments
 Navigation
 Communications
 Exam

Flight Crewmembers who served in the same capacity on another air-
craft of another group or entering type training for the first time and
have attended an Airline Basic Course (ABC).