and techniques in a school's curriculum is a positive first step in foreign object damage elimination. A new subject heading “O” is proposed entitled “Alerts, Cautions, and Warning Indications.” Current and future flight deck designs incorporate sophisticated flight crew alerting systems. The existing curriculums do not take into consideration this of the art technology, or associated safety and implementation issues associated with maintaining these alerting systems. Appendix C to Part Appendix C to Part Similar to the General Airframe I and II combined Curriculum Subjects Curriculum Subjects Curriculum Subjects into single section. New This appendix lists the subjects A. Metallic Structures headings amendments order of subject areas. required in at least 750 hours B. Non-Metallic Structures proposed above, the All previous subject areas of each airframe curriculum, in C. Flight Controls Airframe Curriculum Subject combined into proposed A addition to at least 400 hours D. Airframe Inspection headings, including M. Areas N and O new – in general curriculum subjects. E. Landing Gear Systems proposed new and revised subject areas. The number in parentheses F. Hydraulic and Pneumatic subject headings, would before each item listed under Systems remain in part 147, in this each subject heading indicates G. Environmental Systems case, in Appendix C. In the level of proficiency at H. Aircraft Instrument addition, those same subject which that item must be Systems headings would be included taught. I. Communication and in each school's Operations I. Airframe Structures Navigation Systems Specification B003, a. wood structures J. Aircraft Fuel Systems captioned “Airframe b. aircraft covering K. Aircraft Electrical Systems Curriculum Subjects.” The c. aircraft finishes L. Ice and Rain Control FAA proposes to delete the d. sheet metal and Systems course content items metallic structures M. Airframe Fire Protection currently included under e. welding Systems each curriculum subject f. assembly and rigging N. Rotorcraft Fundamentals heading in the appendix.
and techniques in a school's curriculum is a positive first step in foreign object damage elimination. A new subject heading “O” is proposed entitled “Alerts, Cautions, and Warning Indications.” Current and future flight deck designs incorporate sophisticated flight crew alerting systems. The existing curriculums do not take into consideration this of the art technology, or associated safety and implementation issues associated with maintaining these alerting systems. Appendix C to Part Curriculum Subjects This appendix lists the subjects required in at least 750 hours of each airframe curriculum, in addition to at least 400 hours in general curriculum subjects. The number in parentheses before each item listed under each subject heading indicates the level of proficiency at which that item must be taught. I. Airframe Structures a. wood structures b. aircraft covering c. aircraft finishes d. sheet metal and structures e. welding f. assembly and rigging Appendix C to Part Curriculum Subjects A. Metallic Structures B. Non-Metallic Structures C. Flight Controls D. Airframe Inspection E. Landing Gear Systems F. Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems G. Environmental Systems H. Aircraft Instrument Systems I. Communication and Navigation Systems J. Aircraft Fuel Systems K. Aircraft Electrical Systems L. Ice and Rain Control Systems M. Airframe Fire Protection Systems N. Rotorcraft Fundamentals Similar to the General Curriculum Subjects headings amendments proposed above, the Airframe Curriculum Subject headings, including proposed new and revised subject headings, would remain in part 147, in this case, in Appendix C. In addition, those same subject headings would be included in each school's Operations Specification B003, captioned “Airframe Curriculum Subjects.” The FAA proposes to delete the course content items currently included under each curriculum subject heading in the appendix. metallic Airframe I and II combined into single section. New order of subject areas. All previous subject areas combined into proposed A – M. Areas N and O new subject areas.
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