585 Form Practical Logbook B2

Practical type training logbook cat.
B2
Aircraft Type: Trainee Name
1. Contents
1. Contents....................................................................................................................................................... 1
2. Scope and Applicability.................................................................................................................................... 2
3. Personnel data, practical type training data........................................................................................................3
3.1 Personnel data, practical type training data......................................................................................................3
4. Practical type training programme.....................................................................................................................4
4.1 Logbook filling instructions............................................................................................................................ 4
4.2 Logbook records.......................................................................................................................................... 5
4.3 Logbook additional optional records..............................................................................................................22
4.4 Compliance Report..................................................................................................................................... 23
4.4.1 Percentage by Task type............................................................................................................................. 23
4.4.2 Percentage by chapter................................................................................................................................ 24
5. Practical assessment record............................................................................................................................25
FSSD Form 585 [0]2019-1 Page: 1 / 22 Created Dated 12th Aug, 2019
Practical type training logbook cat.B2
2. Scope and Applicability
The practical element of the type training shall be followed in an EASA part 147 approved Organisation. However, in
exceptional cases, the “Foreign Part 145 approvals – Aircraft type training (theoretical and practical)” UG.CAO.00.122-xxx,
provides the criteria for such training to be carried out in a EASA Part 145 Organisation.
This practical training log book is intended to:
 be used by a Part 145 Organisation delivering the practical element of the type training. The Part 145 Organisation
shall be appropriately approved on the specific aircraft type in accordance with Annex II (Part-145);
 to meet the objective and content of the practical element of the aircraft type training and the related practical
assessment in accordance with Appendix III to Part 66;
 be developed for the certifying staff category mentioned above;
 be customised for the specific aircraft type intended to be endorsed in the EASA Part 145 individual authorisation
 be used for recording the required information (tasks performed, personnel data, assessment, etc..)
Note: The practical training programme should normally be imparted after the performance of the theoretical portion of the
type training course.
3. Personnel data, practical type training data
3.1 Personnel data, practical type training data
Trainee Data Practical instructor (s) Data

Name Name Surname Signature
Surname
Date of birth
Place of birth
Signature
Practical type training data Practical Assessor (s) Data

Start date Name Surname Signature
End date
Maintenance Organisation*
(Name and EASA approval nr)
Location
* where the practical tasks have been carried out in the real maintenance environment. This activity shall be carried out under strict supervision of an appropriately
authorised certifying staff (or the practical assessor if appropriately authorised), responsible on behalf of the maintenance organisation for any maintenance
performed/recorded on the aircraft.
4. Practical type training programme

4.1Logbook filling instructions
ID Opti Description/ Remarks
on
1. ID - Task progressive identification number. This field is pre-filled
2. Ch. - Chapter identification as per table 3.2 of Part 66 Appendix III. This field is pre-filled
3. Subject - Subject identification as per table 3.2 of Part 66 Appendix III. This field is pre-filled
LOC Location. This field is pre-filled
FOT Functional / Operational Test. This field is pre-filled
SGH Service and Ground Handling. This field is pre-filled
4. Task type
R/I Removal / Installation. This field is pre-filled
MEL Minimum Equipment List. This field is pre-filled
TS Trouble Shooting. This field is pre-filled
Mandatory tasks. This field is pre-filled
M At least 50% of the tasks in the table 3.2 of Part 66 Appendix III, which are relevant to the particular aircraft type, shall be identified/ included as
“mandatory tasks” in the practical training logbook
5. M/O
Optional tasks. This field is pre-filled
O The accomplishment of optional tasks may be decided during the practical type training depending on the availability of the required activity and
subject to the decision of the practical assessor.
6. Reference - Maintenance data task description and identification number (i.e. AMM ATA-Sub-Task). This field is pre-filled
7. ET (min) - Estimated time (in minutes) to accomplish the task. This field is pre-filled
A/C registration marks. To be filled by the trainee
The aircraft registration shall correspond to the same aircraft type for which the practical type training is conducted.
8. A/C - The engine difference shall be also considered when performing maintenance tasks applicable to the engine.
For example, a B1 category practical training on A320(CFM56) may be performed on a A320(V2500) aircraft when related to practical tasks on the
landing gear, but necessarily on A320(CFM56) when related to practical tasks on the engine.
9. Date - Date when the specific task is carried out. To be filled by the trainee
This filed is used to provide detailed reference to the task carried out. To be filled by the trainee
10. Operation
performed
- Precise reference to the aircraft logbook and/or workcard/workpackage shall be entered in this block to retrieve the evidence of the task carried
out.
11. Trainee’s Self explanatory. To be filled by the trainee
signature
-
12. Practical Self explanatory. To be filled by the practical instructor
instructor’s -
signature
4.2 Logbook records
The Organisation delivering the training is responsible to prepare and complete the table below, which is including all the
practical training subjects applicable to the certifying staff category identified above as listed in the table 3.2 of Appendix
III to Part 66.
The tasks selected shall be not less than 50% of the tasks presented in the table below and:
 be relevant to the type;
 be representative of the maintenance to be performed in terms of complexity, frequency, variety, safety,
criticality, novelty etc….;
 include components unique to the type, or type-specific maintenance practices;
 be distributed in order that all ATA chapters and task categories (LOC, FOT, SGH, R/I, MEL, TS) are covered
by practical tasks;
 take into account, when available, the feedback from in-service experience or customer specific additional
training needs.
Considering the above listed criteria, the table shall be adjusted by:
 removing the rows that are not applicable to the aircraft type: For instance “piston engines” and “propellers”
modules must be removed for B737 or A320 type training;
 Adding items where applicable to the aircraft type.
Grey blocks are intended to be prefilled by the organisation delivering the course ensuring pre-identification of specific
tasks to be carried out. This includes whether the tasks is mandatory or not (column 5), the reference of the specific
maintenance tasks selected (column 6) and the time to perform it (column 7).
INTRODUCTION MODULE
Time
1. 5 limits/maintenance LOC
checks
Dimension/Areas
2. 6 LOC
(MTOM, etc.)
3. 7 Lifting and Shoring LOC
4. 8 Levelling and weighing LOC
5. 8 Levelling and weighing SGH
6. 9 Towing and taxiing LOC
7. 9 Towing and taxiing SGH

Parking/mooring,
8. 10 Storing & LOC
Return to Service
Parking/mooring,
9. 10 Storing & SGH
Return to Service
10. 12 Servicing LOC
11. 12 Servicing SGH

Standard practices –
12. 20 LOC
only type particular
Standard practices –
13. 20 SGH
HELICOPTERS
Standard Practices
1. 60 Rotor – only type LOC
specific
Standard Practices
2. 60 Rotor – only SGH
type specific
Rotors – Monitoring
3. 62A LOC
and indicating
4. 62A R/I
and indicating
5. 62A TS
and indicating
Rotor Drives –
6. 63A Monitoring and LOC
indicating
Rotor Drives -
7. 63A Monitoring R/I
and indicating
Rotor Drives -
8. 63A Monitoring TS
and indicating
Tail rotor -Monitoring
9. 64A LOC
and indicating
10. 64A R/I
and indicating
11. 64A TS
and indicating
Tail Rotor Drive -
12. 65A Monitoring LOC
and indicating
Tail Rotor Drive -
and indicating
Tail Rotor Drive -
and indicating
Emergency Flotation
15. 25 LOC
Equipment
16. 25 Emergency Flotation FOT
Equipment
Emergency Flotation
17. 25 SGH
Equipment
AIRFRAME STRUCTURES
1. 52 Doors LOC
2. 52 Doors SGH
AIRFRAME SYSTEMS
Air Conditioning
1. 21 LOC
Air Conditioning
2. 21 FOT
Air Conditioning
3. 21 SGH
Air Conditioning
4. 21 MEL
Air Conditioning
5. 21 TS
Air Supply
6. 21A LOC
Air Supply
7. 21A FOT
Pressurization
8. 21B LOC
Pressurization
9. 21B FOT
Pressurization
10. 21B MEL
Pressurization
11. 21B TS
Safety and warning
12. 21C LOC
Devices
Safety and warning
13. 21C SGH
Devices
Autoflight
14. 22 LOC
Autoflight
15. 22 FOT
Autoflight
16. 22 SGH
Autoflight
17. 22 R/I
Autoflight
18. 22 MEL
Autoflight
19. 22 TS
Communications
20. 23 LOC
Communications
21. 23 FOT
Communications
22. 23 SGH
Communications
23. 23 R/I
Communications
24. 23 MEL
Communications
25. 23 TS
Electrical Power
26. 24 LOC
Electrical Power
27. 24 FOT
Electrical Power
28. 24 SGH
Electrical Power
29. 24 R/I
Electrical Power
30. 24 MEL
Electrical Power
31. 24 TS
Equipment &
32. 25 LOC
Furnishings
Equipment &
33. 25 FOT
Furnishings
Equipment &
34. 25 SGH
Furnishings
Equipment &
35. 25 R/I
Furnishings
Electronic Equipment
36. 25A including LOC
emergency equipment
37. 25A Electronic Equipment FOT
including
emergency equipment
38. 25A including SGH
emergency equipment
39. 25A including R/I
emergency equipment
Fire Protection
40. 26 LOC
Fire Protection
41. 26 FOT
Fire Protection
42. 26 SGH
Fire Protection
43. 26 R/I
Fire Protection
44. 26 MEL
Fire Protection
45. 26 TS
Flight Controls
46. 27 LOC
Flight Controls
47. 27 FOT
Sys. Operation:
48. 27A Electrical/Flyby- LOC
Wire
Sys. Operation:
49. 27A Electrical/Flyby- FOT
Wire
Sys. Operation:
50. 27A Electrical/Flyby- R/I
Wire
Fuel Systems
51. 28 LOC
Fuel Systems
52. 28 FOT
Fuel Systems
53. 28 SGH
Fuel Systems
54. 28 MEL
Fuel Systems -
55. 28A Monitoring and LOC
indicating
Fuel Systems -
56. 28A Monitoring and FOT
indicating
Fuel Systems -
57. 28A Monitoring and R/I
indicating
Fuel Systems -
58. 28A Monitoring and TS
indicating
Hydraulic Power
59. 29 LOC
Hydraulic Power
60. 29 FOT
Hydraulic Power
61. 29 SGH
Hydraulic Power
62. 29 MEL
Hydraulic Power -
and indicating
Hydraulic Power -
64. 29A Monitoring FOT
and indicating
Hydraulic Power -
and indicating
Hydraulic Power -
66. 29A Monitoring MEL
and indicating
Hydraulic Power -
and indicating
Ice & Rain Protection
68. 30 LOC
69. 30 FOT
70. 30 R/I
71. 30 MEL
72. 30 TS
Indicating/Recording
73. 31 LOC
Systems
74. 31 FOT
Systems
75. 31 SGH
Systems
76. 31 R/I
Systems
77. 31 MEL
Systems
78. 31 TS
Systems
Instrument Systems
79. 31A LOC
Instrument Systems
80. 31A FOT
Instrument Systems
81. 31A SGH
Instrument Systems
82. 31A R/I
Instrument Systems
83. 31A MEL
Instrument Systems
84. 31A TS
Landing Gear
85. 32 LOC
Landing Gear
86. 32 FOT
Landing Gear
87. 32 SGH
Landing Gear
88. 32 R/I
Landing Gear
89. 32 MEL
Landing Gear -
and indicating
Landing Gear -
91. 32A Monitoring FOT
and indicating
Landing Gear -
and indicating
Landing Gear -
93. 32A Monitoring MEL
and indicating
Landing Gear -
and indicating
95. 33 Lights LOC
Lights
96. 33 FOT
Lights
97. 33 SGH
Lights
98. 33 R/I
Lights
99. 33 MEL
Navigation
100. 34 LOC
Navigation
101. 34 FOT
Navigation
102. 34 SGH
Navigation
103. 34 R/I
Navigation
104. 34 MEL
Navigation
105. 34 TS
Oxygen
106. 35 FOT
Oxygen
107. 35 SGH
Pneumatic
108. 36 LOC
Pneumatic
109. 36 FOT
Pneumatic
110. 36 R/I
Pneumatic
111. 36 MEL
Pneumatic
112. 36 TS
Pneumatic - Monitoring
113. 36A LOC
and Indicating
114. 36A FOT
and Indicating
115. 36A SGH
and Indicating
116. 36A R/I
and Indicating
117. 36A MEL
and Indicating
118. 36A TS
and Indicating
Water/Waste
119. 38 LOC
Water/Waste
120. 38 FOT
Water/Waste
121. 38 SGH
Integrated modular
122. 42 LOC
avionics
Integrated modular
123. 42 FOT
avionics
Integrated modular
124. 42 SGH
avionics
Integrated modular
125. 42 R/I
avionics
Integrated modular
126. 42 MEL
avionics
Integrated modular
127. 42 TS
avionics
128. 44 Cabin Systems LOC
129. 44 Cabin Systems FOT
130. 44 Cabin Systems SGH
131. 44 Cabin Systems R/I
132. 44 Cabin Systems MEL
133. 44 Cabin Systems TS

On-Board Maintenance
134. 45 LOC
System
(or covered in 31)

135. 45 System FOT
(or covered in 31)
136. 45 System SGH
(or covered in 31)
137. 45 System R/I
(or covered in 31)
138. 45 System MEL
(or covered in 31)
139. 45 System TS
(or covered in 31)
140. 46 Information Systems LOC
141. 46 Information Systems FOT
142. 46 Information Systems R/I
143. 46 Information Systems MEL
144. 46 Information Systems TS

Cargo and Accessory
145. 50 LOC
Compartments
TURBINE/PISTON ENGINE MODULE

Standard Practices -
1. 70 Engines - SGH
Constructional
2. 70A arrangement LOC
and operation
TURBINE ENGINES
Engine Performance
1. 70B TS
Power Plant
2. 71 SGH
Engine Fuel and Control
3. 73 LOC
FADEC Systems
4. 73A LOC
FADEC Systems
5. 73A FOT
FADEC Systems
6. 73A R/I
FADEC Systems
7. 73A MEL
FADEC Systems
8. 73A TS
Ignition
9. 74 LOC
Ignition
10. 74 FOT
Engine Indicating
11. 77 LOC
Engine Indicating
12. 77 FOT
Engine Indicating
13. 77 MEL
Engine Indicating
14. 77 TS
PISTON ENGINES
Standard Practices -
1. 70 Engines - SGH
Constructional
2. 70A arrangement LOC
and operation
Power Plant
3. 71 SGH
Engine Fuel and Control
4. 73 LOC
FADEC Systems
5. 73A LOC
FADEC Systems
6. 73A FOT
FADEC Systems
7. 73A SGH
FADEC Systems
8. 73A R/I
FADEC Systems
9. 73A MEL
FADEC Systems
10. 73A TS
Ignition
11. 74 LOC
Ignition
12. 74 FOT
Engine Indicating
13. 77 LOC
Engine Indicating
14. 77 FOT
Engine Indicating
15. 77 MEL
Engine Indicating
16. 77 TS
PROPELLERS
Propellers / Propulsion
1. 61 LOC
Propeller Construction
2. 61A LOC
Propeller Synchronising
3. 61C MEL
Propeller Electronic
4. 61D LOC
control
5. 61D FOT
control
6. 61D SGH
control
7. 61D R/I
control
8. 61D MEL
control
9. 61D TS
control
Propeller Ice Protection
10. 61E LOC

11. 61E FOT
12. 61E R/I
13. 61E MEL
14. 61E TS
Propeller Maintenance
15. 61F LOC
16. 61F FOT
17. 61F SGH
18. 61F R/I
19. 61F MEL
20. 61F TS
4.3 Logbook additional optional records
The completion of this part is optional and intended to be used when the need exist to record additional data which was not
possible to be entered in the previous pre-filled logbook. This need may be identified by the organisation delivering the
training and/or by the practical instructor.
In particular, when a pre-filled task required in the logbook cannot be completed due to unavailability of the particular
maintenance activity, this part may be used to record evidence of a different maintenance task performed to satisfy the
same requirement. In this case a cross reference shall be made between the two tables to identify the task which is
replaced under the responsibility of the practical assessor countersigning the corresponding raw.
The table below is intended to be hand written (add rows as necessary).
4.4 Compliance Report
The intent of this table is to provide a compliance report demonstrating that the practical type training meets the standard
required by Appendix III to Part 66. In particular, the tables shall indicate the percentage of tasks effectively performed
against the tasks contained in the Appendix III to Part 66 which are applicable to the aircraft type.
The following table are to be completed by the Organisation delivering the practical type training.
4.4.1 Percentage by Task type
Percentage (%) of tasks

Type of Number of Tasks Number of tasks
effectively performed against the applicable tasks
task applicable to the A/C type effectively performed
(Should be at least 50% of the applicable tasks on each row)
LOC
FOT
SGH
R/I
MEL
TS
4.4.2 Percentage by chapter
(example)
Percentage (%) of tasks
Number of Tasks Number of tasks effectively performed against the applicable tasks
Chapter
applicable to the A/C type effectively performed (should be at least 50% of the applicable tasks on each
row)
…..
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Place Date Name & Title
Approval signature (*)
(*) this approval signature shall be entered by a responsible person of the Organisation providing the training (i.e. Quality
manager). This person undertakes the responsibility on behalf of the Organisation that the practical type training program
meets the standard required by Appendix III to Part 66. This report shall be signed before the final assessment.
5. Practical assessment record
This is to certify that Mrs./Mr. ………(Trainee`s name SURNAME)…………..:
1. has completed the practical element of the ………..( aircraft type and category)……..type training, for a total duration of ………weeks, as
evidenced in the enclosed logbook records (compliance report signed by the Organisation providing the training);
2. has been assessed on the following tasks and successfully passed the practical assessment demonstrating appropriate knowledge and skills:
ID ATA Subject Reference A/C Reg Date Operation performed Trainee’s Practical
signature Assessor’s
signature
This table is intended to be hand written. The number, type and content of task used for the assessment is solely under the discretion of the
practical assessor.
Remarks:
These remark field is intended to leave the practical assessor the possibility to enter additional comments regarding the trainee`s knowledge and
skills. The completion of this field is optional
……………………………………….. ……………………………………….. ………………………………………..

Place Date Practical Assessor`s signature
(conducting the final assessment)

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Practical type training logbook cat.

2. Scope and Applicability

This practical training log book is intended to:

 be developed for the certifying staff category mentioned above;

3. Personnel data, practical type training data

3.1 Personnel data, practical type training data

Trainee Data Practical instructor (s) Data

Practical type training data Practical Assessor (s) Data

4. Practical type training programme

4.2 Logbook records

 Adding items where applicable to the aircraft type.

4. 8 Levelling and weighing LOC

5. 8 Levelling and weighing SGH

6. 9 Towing and taxiing LOC

7. 9 Towing and taxiing SGH

11. 12 Servicing SGH

129. 44 Cabin Systems FOT

130. 44 Cabin Systems SGH

131. 44 Cabin Systems R/I

132. 44 Cabin Systems MEL

133. 44 Cabin Systems TS

(or covered in 31)

141. 46 Information Systems FOT

142. 46 Information Systems R/I

143. 46 Information Systems MEL

144. 46 Information Systems TS

TURBINE/PISTON ENGINE MODULE

Propeller Ice Protection

4.3 Logbook additional optional records

4.4 Compliance Report

4.4.1 Percentage by Task type

Percentage (%) of tasks

4.4.2 Percentage by chapter

……………………………………….. ……………………………………….. ………………………………………..

5. Practical assessment record

This is to certify that Mrs./Mr. ………(Trainee`s name SURNAME)…………..:

……………………………………….. ……………………………………….. ………………………………………..

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