TPM Iss04Rev03 06nov2023 Signed

TRAINING PROGRAM MANUAL
Revision Date: 06 Nov 2023
Issue 04 Revision 03
Document No. VJC-AMO-M-001
CHECK AND APPROVAL
Authorization Name Signature Date
AMO Technical 06/11/2023

Training Manager NGO PHUONG DONG
Base Maintenance
GIANG XUAN TUYEN 06/11/2023
Manager
Line Maintenance
NGUYEN THANH HAI 06/11/2023
Manager
Workshop Manager DO HUU SON 06/11/2023
MQA Director TONG THE NGOC 06/11/2023
CEO/ Accountable
DINH VIET PHUONG 06/11/2023
Manager
VJC-AMO-M-001
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MANUAL AUTHORIZATION PAGE
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The TRAINING PROGRAM MANUAL (TPM) is published under the authorization of VietJet Air
Accountable Manager and final approval by CAAV. Any question with respect to the use of this manual
or information contained herein should be addressed to
AMO QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT
VIETJET AVIATION JOINT STOCKS COMPANY
SCSC Building
30 Phan Thuc Duyen Street, Tan Binh District
Ho Chi Minh City.
Tel: + 8428 35471852, Ext: 184
Email: mqa.amo@vietjetair.com
The approved Master Copy of this document is controlled by DCC-SQA.

Uncontrolled copy when printed or downloaded.
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MANUAL PREFACE
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PREFACE
The VJC Approved Maintenance Organization shall have an employee Training Program Manual (TPM)
developed by Technical Training Section and approved by the CAAV that consists of initial, recurrent
training and training records.
The TPM includes training in knowledge and skills related to human performance including co-ordination
with other maintenance personnel and flight crew.
The TPM must be submitted for approval by the CAAV. The TPM must ensure each employee assigned
to perform maintenance, preventive maintenance, or alterations, and inspection functions is capable of
performing the assigned task.
The TPM is a separated document and is maintained and controlled by the AMO Technical Training
Manager. The AMO Quality Assurance Director will review all revisions to the TPM and is responsible to
ensure that revisions are submitted to the CAAV for approval prior to implementing the changes. The
CAAV will be provided each revision to the TPM electronically.
Revisions to the TPM are controlled and identified in accordance with the procedures found in the
approved program.
The TPM will be reviewed and kept current on an annual basis by the AMO Technical Training Manager.

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MANUAL PURPOSE OF USE
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PURPOSE OF USE
This Training Program Manual provides training guidance to all employees before and during their
employment; Also it standardizes the training related process to fulfill the standards of the international
quality requirement from different authorities and integrate training resources so as the best training
performance may achieve.
Persons performing maintenance (including inspections), preventive maintenance, and alteration must
be assessed and trained in accordance with the requirements of the VAR and in supplementary
compliance with the ICAO Rules and Regulations as set forth in this manual. All other employees may
be trained in accordance with the approved procedures of this manual at management discretion.
VJC AMO has established training program that includes indoctrination (initial, recurrent), specialized,
and remedial training areas of study.
VJC AMO has separate areas of study for the following staffing categories:
a) Technicians performing maintenance, preventive maintenance, or alteration tasks

directly.
b) Supporting Staff.
VJC AMO further breaks down the training requirements for each staffing category based on job function
requirements and experience levels. VJC AMO has established minimum training standards for its job
positions and methods to assess an individual’s skill level for each job function to determine training
requirements.

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MANUAL LIST OF DISTRIBUTION
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LIST OF DISTRIBUTION
Holder Format Copy No.
Document Control Center Electronic Master Copy
CAAV Electronic CAAV Copy
Library Electronic
Main Base Electronic 001
Main store Electronic
All Station Stores Electronic
Accountable Manager Electronic
Engineering Director Electronic
Line Maintenance Manager Electronic
Base Maintenance Manager Electronic
Maintenance Control Center Manager Electronic
All Station Managers Electronic
Workshop Manager Electronic
AMO QA Director Electronic
VJAA Director Electronic
Technical Support/ Planning Manager Electronic
Supply and Store Manager Electronic
Reliability Manager Electronic
AOC Technical Training Manager Electronic
All Maintenance Employees Electronic
NOTE: Electronic version of the document made available through SharePoint DMS/ Coruson are official
and controlled.

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MANUAL RECORD OF REVISIONS
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
Issue No. Revision No. Revision Date Reason for Revision
01 00 15 Jan 2013
01 01 21 Oct 2013
02 00 02 Oct 2015
03 00 29 Apr 2017
Added new ARS staff.

03 01 30 Oct 2019
Added new Training requirements.
Added new Chapter, Sub-Chapters.

04 00 01 Dec 2021
Added new Training requirements
Replaced Technical Quality Assurance/ Technical

Quality Assurance Manager by AMO Quality
Assurance/ AMO Quality Assurance Director
04 01 06 Aug 2022
Revised Certifying Staff, Qualifying Mechanics and
Other Staff
Revised and Addeded some procedures
Revised Instructor Requirement

Revised staff indentification
04 02 28 Mar 2023
Revised Staffs Training Requirements
Revised OJT Worksheet
04 03 06 Nov 2023 Added for VTE Project

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RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS
Refer to Quality Manual 4.10.5.4 for Policy and Procedure of Temporary Revision.
TR Effective TR Pages Authorized Reviewed

Date Validity
No. Pages Affected by by

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MANUAL REVISION HIGHLIGHTS
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REVISION HIGHLIGHTS
Section Description of Significant Changes
2.1.2 Revised item a)
2.1.3 Revised item e)
2.1.4 Revised item b) & c)
Revised title and notes of Table 4.2-1

4.2
Revised item 1. of Table 4.2-2
Added column FS and revised Table 4.3-1

Revised title & contents of Table 4.3-2
4.3
Added column Facility Controller and revised Table 4.3-3
Added Table 4.3-4
APP 4 Revised Appendix 4 - Training Practical Worksheet/On Job Training Worksheet
APP 5 Revised item 4. & added item 14. in List of forms

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LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
A current List of Effective Pages shall be distributed to all manual holders with every issue of revisions
to ensure that the document has been properly updated.
The new pages by ‘N’ and the revised pages by ‘R”.
N/R Section Pages Issue No. Rev. No. Rev. Date
PRE 2 04 02 28/03/23
POU 3 04 00 01/12/21
LOD 4 04 02 28/03/23
ROR 5 04 02 28/03/23
RTR 6 04 02 28/03/23
RH 7–8 04 02 28/03/23
LEP 9 – 11 04 02 28/03/23
TOC 12 – 13 04 02 28/03/23
1.1 14 04 00 01/12/21
1.2 15 04 00 01/12/21
1.3 16 04 01 06/08/22
1.4 17 04 01 06/08/22
1.5 18 04 02 28/03/23
1.6 19 – 20 04 02 28/03/23
R 2.1 22 – 24 04 03 18/10/23
2.2 25 04 01 06/08/22
2.3 26 04 01 06/08/22

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3.1 28 04 02 28/03/23
3.2 29 04 02 28/03/23
3.3 30 04 01 06/08/22
3.4 31 – 32 04 02 28/03/23
3.5 33 – 34 04 00 01/12/21
3.6 35 – 36 04 02 28/03/23
3.7 37 04 02 28/03/23
3.8 38 04 02 28/03/23
3.9 39 04 02 28/03/23
3.10 40 – 41 04 02 28/03/23
3.11 42 – 44 04 02 28/03/23
3.12 45 – 46 04 02 28/03/23
3.13 47 04 02 28/03/23
3.14 48 – 50 04 02 28/03/23
3.15 51 – 52 04 02 28/03/23
3.16 53 04 01 06/08/22
4.1 55 04 02 28/03/23
R 4.2 56 – 58 04 03 18/10/23
R 4.3 59 – 63 04 03 18/10/23
4.4 64 04 01 06/08/22
4.5 65 04 02 28/03/23

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APPENDIX 1 67 04 02 28/03/23
APPENDIX 2 68 04 02 28/03/23
APPENDIX 3 69 – 74 04 02 28/03/23
R APPENDIX 4 75 – 148 04 03 18/10/23
R APPENDIX 5 149 04 03 18/10/23
AMO QA DIRECTOR CAAV APPROVAL

Ref. 2538/QD-CHK
VU HOANG
CAAV - FSSD DEPUTY DIRECTOR
DATE: 06/11/2023 DATE: 15-NOV-2023

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MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHECK AND APPROVAL 1
PREFACE 2
PURPOSE OF USE 3
LIST OF DISTRIBUTION 4
RECORD OF REVISIONS 5
RECORD OF TEMPORARY REVISIONS 6
REVISION HIGHLIGHTS 7
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES 8
TABLE OF CONTENTS 11
CHAPTER 1 GENERAL 13
1.1 INTRODUCTION 14
1.2 POLICIES 15
1.3 RESPONSIBILITIES 16
1.4 TRAINING RECORD 17
1.5 MEASUREMENT OF TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS 18
1.6 DEFINITIONS 19
CHAPTER 2 JOB QUALIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT 21
2.1 JOB QUALIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT 22
2.2 CREDITING PREVIOUS TRAINING AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE 25
2.3 ANNUAL TRAINING PLAN DEVELOPMENT 26
CHAPTER 3 TRAINING COURSE DEFINITION 27
3.1 TRAINING CAPABILITY 28
3.2 TRAINING METHOD 29
3.3 TRAINING COURSE 30
3.4 APPROVAL OF TRAINING COURSE 31
3.5 LEVEL OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TRAINING COURSE 33
3.6 INITIAL TRAINING 35

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3.7 RECURRENT TRAINING 37
3.8 REMEDIAL TRAINING/CORRECTIVE TRAINING 38
3.9 TASK TRAINING 39
3.10 DISTANCE LEARNING 40
3.11 IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAINING COURSE 42
3.12 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT 45
3.13 OUTSOURCE TRAINING INSTITUTE EVALUATION 47
3.14 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TECHNICAL TRAINING SECTION & VIETJET

AVIATION ACADEMY (VJAA) 48
3.15 INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION 51
3.16 COURSES PROGRAM & SYLLABUS 53
CHAPTER 4 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 54
4.1 GENERAL 55
4.2 CERTIFYING STAFF TRAINING MATRIX REQUIREMENTS 56
4.3 QUALIFYING MECHANICS AND OTHER STAFF TRAINING MATRIX REQUIREMENTS 59
4.4 AUDITOR, INSPECTOR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 64
4.5 ASSESSOR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 65
CHAPTER 5 APPENDICES 66
APPENDIX 1 - REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTRUCTORS 67
APPENDIX 2 - INTERVAL OF PERIODIC TRAINING 68
APPENDIX 3 - UPDATE TRAINING RECORDS TO AMOS (APN 146) 69
APPENDIX 4 - TRAINING PRACTICAL WORKSHEET/ON JOB TRAINING WORKSHEET 75
APPENDIX 5 - FORMS AND CONTROL PROCEDURE 149

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL

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1.1 INTRODUCTION
This document describes the Training Program Manual to support the operation of VIETJET
Company, an Aircraft Maintenance Organization approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of
Vietnam (CAAV) in accordance with the Aviation Safety Regulations.
The Training Program Manual is built to response the requirements stated in Vietnam
Aviation Safety Regulations VAR Part 5, Appendix 5.095 (g) of the Civil Aviation Authority of
Vietnam, approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.
The Training Program Manual provides training guidelines for all employees during work at
the Company, standardizes a process related to employee training, in order to fully response
the quality standards from the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.
By complying with the Training Program Manual, the knowledge and skills of the employees
in the Company are enhanced, inspiring for the employees to always improve their skills and
ability to perform task maintenance.
The Company establishes minimum training requirements for all maintenance job positions
and methods for determining training needs. The procedures in the Training Program Manual
allow VJC AMO to implement/ modify and improve the training program to always response
the needs of the Company as well as the regulations of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam
and the requirements of customers.

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1.2 POLICIES
a) The policies and procedures outlined in the Training Program Manual must always be
strictly followed, there by response the requirements of the Vietnam Aviation Safety
Regulations Part 5. Compliance with the training program is an essential condition to
maintenance approval Maintenance Organization according to the Vietnam Aviation
Safety Regulations Part 5. In the event of a conflict between the Training Program Manual
and the Vietnam Aviation Safety Regulations Part 5, the requirements stated in the
Vietnam Aviation Safety Regulations must be complied.
b) The Training Program Manual establishes the Company's staff training standards and
processes, including:
1) The staff performing maintenance, preventive maintenance, and modifications on
Civil Aviation products in accordance with Company Approval must be qualified and
trained in accordance with the policies and procedures specified in the this document.
2) The Staff performing specific tasks must be trained in the required specialties, such
as non-destructive inspection, dangerous goods, operation maintenance ground
equipment, security and protection.
3) Employees performing support jobs may be trained under this program at the
discretion of the Company.
c) The Training Program Manual provides a way to establish employee training
requirements, which is a tool for management to assess the capabilities of new and
existing employees.
d) The Training Program Manual describes how the Company implements:
1) Identify and describe jobs, including duties under regulations of each function, and
skills required for each task.
2) Establish requirements for job evaluation standards, including minimum standards,
to ensure employees are capable of performing assigned tasks.
3) Establish and control training courses and training programs.
4) Maintenance records of Training Program activities.
5) Establish the method of amending and approving the Training Program.

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1.3 RESPONSIBILITIES
a) The AMO Quality Assurance Director is responsible for assessment and approval the
training program.
b) The AMO Technical Training Manager is responsible for compiling, evaluating and
proposing amendments to the training program documents.
The AMO Technical Training Manager is responsible for submitting to AMO QA
Department for approval.
c) The Technical Library is responsible for publishing the approved Training Program
Manual to all related departments update to electronic technical library.
d) Managers of relevant departments are responsible for regularly updating the content and
maintaining compliance of the training program.

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1.4 TRAINING RECORD
a) The training record system is to properly maintain all training records. It could be used
to ensure the completion of the training course, determination an employee’s capability
to perform the maintenance, assignment and so as to report the training status to the
management and tracing ability. Also, throughout the training record system, inquiries
from the authorities and other departments may be satisfied and provide reference
information for job assignment and personnel performance judgment.
b) Training records of all employee that perform maintenance (including inspection),
preventive maintenance, and alteration tasks, related to individual employee training
such as training course report, training certificate, shall be maintained for a period of two
years after that person has ceased employment with the AMO. The training record for
every employee shall contain but not limit:
1) The employee’s name.
2) Training course name.
3) Training finished date.
4) Training provider.
5) Examination result: Completed is default; Attended of Fail must be declared.
6) Copy of Training Certificate (if applicable).
c) The training records could be hard copies or electronic records. The hard copies shall
be kept in place without subject to any damage due to fire, moisture and theft. A security
system shall be set up to prevent database from being altered by unauthorized person.
The database shall be backup monthly to ensure safety.
d) The training record information will be provided to department or employee upon
requests.
e) All training records, training certificates shall be update in AMOS – APN 146 “Staff
Management” within 03 working days since the completion of training course. See
Appendix 3 of this manual for details.

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1.5 MEASUREMENT OF TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS
Reference: VAR Part 5 Appendix 1 to 5.095 (b)
a) Trainee’s Evaluation During Course Conducting:

a) All training courses shall be set examination at the end of each training course to
measure effectiveness. Examination methods can be written test, oral test, or practical
test.
b) Course Effectiveness Evaluation:
1) Course Evaluation at the end of training
i) Any complaints or suggestions raised shall be written on the “COURSE

EVALUATION FORM” (Form TTDF011) and shall submitted to the manager of
the Technical Training Section.
ii) All the suggestions or training disadvantages raised above shall be evaluated
by the Technical Training Section. The conclusion of this evaluation shall be
used to make improvement of that training course.
2) Course Evaluation after training
i) When trainees finish the training course of any training, trainees return to the
related department, the head of department may interview the trainee to
evaluate whether the training course could meet the objectives and job
performance for that trainee. Any positive suggestions and comments shall
feedback to Technical Training Section for the purpose of improving the training
course.
ii) An applicable time after the training is finished, the “Effectiveness Measurement
and Suggestion Form” (Form TTDF012) shall send to the trainees itself or
department official directly. They shall measure the training effectiveness of
subject training course and feedback the suggestion or comments to Technical
Training Section to ensure the training course could meet the requirement.
3) Other Source of Training Effectiveness Measurement
i) Working defects caused by the technicians lacking knowledge and skill.

ii) Quality Audits performed by QA on training schedule, training program, training
facilities and training management system, updating of training records etc.
iii)Complaints or suggestions raised by the technicians during the working
performance.

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1.6 DEFINITIONS
The following definitions apply to all related content in this program:
Approved maintenance organization (AMO) - An organization approved to perform

specific aircraft maintenance activities by the Authority. These activities may include the
inspection, overhaul, maintenance, repair and/or modification and release to service of
aircraft or aircraft components.
Certificate - Document issued as proof of completion of a course, or to confirm that a person

can officially perform a job or function.
Classroom Training - Also known as face-to-face or live training, classroom training is a

more traditional training method. An instructor guides learner through a course in a real-
world environment such as a classroom.
Classroom Training - A kind of teaching in classroom environment.
Competence - The ability to perform skills or work-related tasks assigned to them.
CBT (Computer Based Training)- A form of training with assistance, interaction with
computers, can be used to impart appropriate knowledge and practical skills to each
employee.
CBTA (Competency Based Training Assessment) - Training and assessment that are
characterized by a performance orientation, emphasis on standards of performance and their
measurement, and the development of training to the specified performance standards.
Demonstrate – Demonstration through experimentation, modeling, actual activity,

explanation, or illustration.
Distance Learning - training situations in which instructors and trainees are physically
separated and can be implemented via a network or electronic means. It enables instructor
and trainees interacting at the same time (real time) through a video and audio connection.
ETLB – Electronic Technical Log Book
Experience - Competence gained through participation in activities that lead to the

accumulation of knowledge, skills, or practical experience.
Internal Training - Training conducted by the Company includes initial training, recurrent
training, remedial training.
Initial Training - Training for the first time. May be part of general knowledge training,
technical training, or professional training.
Job - A specific piece of employment assigned to an employee. An employee can be

assigned to perform multiple tasks.

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Maintenance Staff - Authorized staff performing the function of maintenance, preventive

maintenance or modification, inspection.
Compulsory Training – Training courses required by law such as isolation areas,

transportation of dangerous goods, drugs, alcohol… and other training courses as prescribed
by the Government, ministries, sectors, local authority or as required by the contract.
On-The-Job Training - Training, acquiring knowledge, skills and experience in a real

working environment, guided by an authorized training instructor.
Online Training/ E-learning - Trainees are required to login the VietJet Aviation Academy’s
(VJAA) training site, acquire the knowledge themselves with the uploaded training materials
and complete the examination (if require).
Practical Training - Conducted by teachers in the classroom, on airplanes or in workshops,

providing knowledge and skills to trainees
Evaluation Criteria – The knowledge required to complete the job delivered.
Periodic Training/ Recurrent Training - Consolidate or re-introduce previously learned

contents/regulations/skills and supplement or update new knowledge and information within
a certain period of time.
Corrective Training - To correct a lack of knowledge or skills of a Staff.
Seminar – A kind of training in which experts in the relevant field transfer knowledge to the
attendees.
Skill - The ability to properly perform a task.
Self-Study (including CBT and Online Training) – Learners acquire knowledge by

themselves through books, electronic documents, VJC website, email... and participate in
exams or demonstrate to test the acquired knowledge.
Task - Steps to complete an assigned task.

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CHAPTER 2 JOB QUALIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT

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2.1 JOB QUALIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT
2.1.1 GENERAL
a) VJC AMO shall identify the training requirements according to capability list, job position
duties, technical job function and tasks, and expected scope of work. VJC AMO shall
establish the knowledge and skill for each defined job position for function that the
employee will perform.
b) In order to fill the gap between position/duty/skill/task requirements and employee
capability, each employee will be assessed to determine whether he/she meets the
standard established for the position and/or tasks assigned.
c) Whenever assigning a new employee or transferring an employee to a new job position,
the employee’s new manager shall assess the individual’s skill and qualification against
the requirement for the assigned function or task. The manager shall determine
additional training required according to the assessment.
2.1.2 RESPONSIBILITY
a) Line Maintenance Manager/ Base Maintenance Manager/ Workshop Manager is

responsible for qualifying any staff that need for their operation, ensure candidate
fulfilled requirements which mentioned in MOPM 4.12.
b) Technical Training Manager is responsible for determining the needs required for each
job qualification and establishing the position needs assessments.
c) Technical Training Manager is responsible to maintain the training record database,
making the employee need assessment and plan for the training gaps.
d) AMO Quality Assurance Director is responsible for evaluating the application for
approval that meet the requirements.
2.1.3 POSITION NEEDS ASSESSMENT (PNA)
a) To determine its overall training requirements, the AMO QA Director and the managers
of relevant division must review VJC AMO’s operations specifications (OpSpecs);
capability list; job position duties and responsibilities; technical job functions and tasks;
customer requirements; past, current, and expected scope of work; employment
procedures for hiring; and current employee experience levels.
b) The job proposal shall be initiated in case of new job position to be set up, and there is
a need of training to be provided due to the complex of the new job.
c) AMO QA Director shall determine the minimum requirements for each job position
including, but not limited to, following: Knowledge/ Training; Skill; License; Experience.
d) AMO QA Director shall review the POSITION NEEDS ASSESSMENT (PNA) (Form
TTDF001) regularly based on the changes of approved MOPM, the authority
requirements, aircraft/component manufacturers’ requirement, … including the new
process, method, material, tool, or aircraft/component. If there is need of changes to the
PNA, AMO QA Director shall make a supplemental PNA and send to Technical Training
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Section for reassessment of Employee Needs Assessment and incorporate into the
training plan.
e) PNA is declared in MOPM:
1) Aircraft Line Maintenance Certifying Staff (Category A,B1,B2)
2) Aircraft Base Maintenance Certifying Staff (Category B1/B2 Support Staff, C)
3) Component certifying staff (Aviation Repair Specialist).
4) Engine Borescope Staff
5) NDT Staff (Specializes service staff)
6) Part And Material Incoming Inspection Staff (Store Inspector)
7) Qualifying mechanics and other staff:
i) MCC Controller.
ii) Production Planning Controller.
iii) Store Controller.
iv) Support Mechanic (aircraft).
v) Mechanic (aircraft).
vi) Aircraft Qualified Mechanic
• Aircraft Qualified Mechanic 128 (AQM128).
• Aircraft Qualified Mechanic Avionic and Electric (AQMAE)
vii) Structure Qualified Staff (SQM)
• For Metallic.
• For Composite.
• For Painting .
viii) Structure Mechanic (SM).
• Metallic Repair Mechanic.
• Composite Repair Mechanic.
ix) Cabin Qualified Mechanic (CQM).
x) Fabricating Staff (FS).
xi) Cabin Mechanic (CM).
xii) Aircraft Component Mechanic (ACM).
xiii) GSE Repair Mechanic (GSM).
xiv) Check Coordinatior (base maintenance).
xv) Base Maintenance Production Planner (base maintenance).
xvi) Doc Planner (base maintenance).
xvii) Technical Support (base maintenance).
xviii) Facility Controller (base maintenance).
8) AMO Quality Assurance Auditor, Inspector (Trained as CRS B1/B2 and MOPM 4.11
requirements).
9) AMO Assessor.
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2.1.4 EMPLOYEE NEEDS ASSESSMENT (ENA)
a) Each employee who is assigned to the defined job position shall have capable of
performing the assigned task.
b) AMO QA Director assesses and approves for any authorization of inspection and
certifying staff. Other maintenance personnel is assessed and approved by Line
Maintenance Manager/ Base Maintenance Manager/ Workshop Manager against the
appropriate PNA.
c) When maintenance personnel have been assigned to a new division, the new manager
shall reassess those to assure the transferees are competent to perform assigned tasks.
The new manager shall complete the assessment in EMPLOYEE NEEDS
ASSESSMENT form (TTDF004). Any shortage of training will be the “gap” and shall be
filled according to the procedure described in 2.1.3
d) For job position with identical qualification standards within different department, the
reassessment will not be applicable in case of short-term support.

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2.2 CREDITING PREVIOUS TRAINING AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
a) In some case, for senior experienced employees (at least 3 years) and/ or the loss of
training record, the attendance sheet of a training course etc. may be granted credits if
the employee can demonstrate the knowledge and actual performance as good as trained
person.
b) A mandatory training required by authority shall not be credited.
c) The training must at least cover the knowledge of the same training subject which trained
by VJC.
d) The training subjects which are oriented to VJC’s safety & security culture shall not be
credited.
e) A training credit shall only be granted under certain conditions, as following:
1) Make sure that no impact on operations has occurred recently.
2) Make sure that no direct potential impacts to the job function.
3) Demonstration of good knowledge and/or skill using one or more of the following
pertaining to the topic for which the crediting is requested:
i) A passing score on a training course exam.
ii) An actual demonstration on the job
iii)The content of training to be credited must be described by official document.
iv)Must be approved by AMO QAD

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2.3 ANNUAL TRAINING PLAN DEVELOPMENT
2.3.1 ANNUAL TRAINING PLAN
a) Each Division, based on the production plan, shall prepare a plan of authorization
proposal. Besides, for improvement of employee’s ability purpose, others training need
may be submitted also, including the subject of training courses, estimated training date,
number of the trainees.
b) Technical Training Manager shall perform the assessment for the authorization proposal
against PNAs. All the training gaps shall be summarized and incorporated into the
training plan.
c) Technical Training Manager shall, in coordinate with the VJAA; OEM or other ATO,
schedule the annual training plan according to the necessity and priority for AMO and
submit to Accountable Manager for approval.
d) The recurrent training requirements for authorized personnel shall be summarized by
Technical Training Manager and incorporated into the annual training plan.
e) Training courses shall be implemented according to the annual training plan, Technical
Training shall send request to VJAA monthly/ quarterly.
f) The annual training plan shall be reviewed in a quarterly basis. Any deviation shall be
approved by Technical Training Manager.
g) After the training course is accomplished, the training report and/or training certificate
shall be sent to Technical Training Manager for update the training database and the
training plan as well.
2.3.2 EXECUTION OF THE TRAINING COURSE
Training courses are arranged by the VJAA based on request from Technical Training.
Due to capability of the VJAA, some training courses could be outsourced. Technical
Training Manager shall ensure the outsource training to be provided shall meet the
requirement:
a) Have CAAV part 9 approval, or

b) Have EASA part 147 approval, or
c) Have CAA part 147, and,
d) Be approved by VJC QA Director or his delegation .
e) The training program and syllabus shall be sent to VJC TTS for record and AMO QA for
approval.

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Reference: VAR Part 5 Appendix 1 to 5.095(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (g)
VJC has the policy to ensure that all employees have all the necessary skills and knowledge before they
perform their assigned work independently. This program describes the standard training, the type of
training, the standard approved process for assessing and training the required skills.
3.1 TRAINING CAPABILITY
Conducting initial training courses and all recurrent training courses approved by TQAM,
including but not limited to training courses on the following topics:
a) Aviation Specialized Maintenance. Details in Chapter 3.13

b) Aviation Regulations.
c) Vietjet AOC, AMO and Customer Procedures.
d) Initial concept and customer requirements in operation and maintenance such as: AWO;
PBN/ RNP; RVSM, FTS CDCCL, EWIS.
e) Additional skills and knowledge for employees on Tasks Training, Standard Practices,
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3.2 TRAINING METHOD
VJC can use any of the following types of training to ensure that VJC’s employees have the
necessary knowledge to complete their duties. The type of training will be determined based
on the way of training, the level of the person being trained, etc… including but not limited to
the following:
a) Classroom Training. Refer 3.11, 3.12 for details.

b) On-Line Training/ E-learning. Refer 3.14 for details.
c) Practical Training. Conducted by instructors in the classroom, on aircrafts or in
workshops, providing knowledge and skills to trainees. Depends on each course
requirement.
d) Task Training. Refer 3.9 for details.
e) Computer Base Training. As familiar with classroom training. A form of training with
assistance, interaction with computers, can be used to impart appropriate knowledge and
practical skills to each employee.
f) Distance Learning. Refer 3.10 for details.

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3.3 TRAINING COURSE
Training courses include:
a) Initial Training
b) Recurrent Training
c) Remedial/ Corrective Training

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3.4 APPROVAL OF TRAINING COURSE
3.4.1 TRAINING COURSE DEVELOPMENT
a) Any Department/Division can recommend a training course, based on its needs, to the
Technical Training Section.
b) Technical Training Section shall review the recommendation, accordingly, prepare the
Training Course Curriculum (Form TTDF003) and then submit to AMO Quality Assurance
Department for verification subsequently:
1) The training program is built on the basis of the requirements for the employee
maintenance personnel mentioned in CAAV VAR Part 7.
2) The curriculum is built based on the Maintenance Data/Training documents from
Aircraft/Aircraft Component Manufacturer, VAR of CAAV... The curriculum is stored
as a single "original" copy at the TTS. Curriculums must clearly state “For training
purposes only” and only used for general reference purposes only.
3) The Technical Training Manager maintains the original version training materials (in
the form of soft copies or hard copies) at the TTS.
c) AMO QA Director shall be responsible to evaluate the content of the applied course. If it
complies with criteria specified above, the Training Course Curriculum (Form TTDF003)
will be accepted by AMO QAD.
d) Based on the approved of Training Course Curriculum, the Technical Training Section
shall prepare all the requirement of course such as instructors, training manuals, training
materials, facilities …
e) When all requirements of course are available, the Technical Training Section shall
complete the Training Course Capability Self-Evaluation (Form TTDF007) and submit to
AMO QAD for approval.
f) After the Self-Evaluation approved, the course shall be updated to the Training List (Form
TTDF006) subsequently. Technical Training Section shall only arrange training courses
which listed in the Training List.
g) The Training List is always kept at the Training Section and available for the CAAV to
check.
3.4.2 TRAINING COURSE AMENDMENT
Any Department/ Division can recommend any issue to revise the training course and send
it to the Technical Training Section as a recommendation. The Technical Training Section
conducts a self-assessment to consider the following:
a) Type of Training, Examination Method.

b) Training materials.
c) Training equipment.
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The Technical Training Manager will be responsible for evaluating the recommendations,
incorporating the course evaluation procedure and then conducting the Training Program
modifications accordingly. The revised Training Program will be inspected and approved
according to procedure 3.4.1 above.

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3.5 LEVEL OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TRAINING COURSE
To ensure similar training standard levels on all maintenance training courses of VJC
Technical Training, this Manual uses the ATA Specification 104 instruction levels as guide
in determining the level of instructions that the trainer shall be received based on the
established pre-requisites prior to admission for any VJC maintenance training program
courses. The levels of training instructions are categorized in 5 different levels based on
entry level knowledge pre-requisites, experience of the training and objectives that a
particular maintenance training program course seeks to achieve.
1) Level 1: General Familiarization Training
This level of training contains the brief introduction to the airframe, system and
powerplant of the aircraft.
a) Participants: Management, Maintenance Support, Technical Support, Other Aircraft

Operations Support Personnel.
b) Entry Level Requirements: Personnel must have a familiar understanding the types
of aircraft operated by VJC, current equipment and general knowledge of turbine
powered transport aircraft.
2) Level 2: Ramp and Transit Training (Also Category A Type Training)
This level of training contains a basic system overview; a description of controls,

indicators, and principal components including their location, and practical training on
servicing and minor troubleshooting.
a) Participants: Personnel directly involved in Ramp, Transit and Line Maintenance

Activities.
b) Entry Level Requirements: Personnel must have a familiar understanding the types
of aircraft operated by VJC, turbine powered transport aircraft, digital electronic
equipment, and have experience in Ramp, Transit and Walk Around activity.
3) Level 3: Line and Base Maintenance Training (Also Category B1/B2 Type Training)
This level of training contains the detailed instruction about the principle, operation
process, component location, remove/install process, test and troubleshooting
procedures to maintenance manual level of airframe, system and powerplant of the
aircraft.
Next to enable an aircraft engineer/ mechanic/ technician to perform system functional/

operational checks, system faults diagnostic procedures, in-depth systems
troubleshooting, defect rectification/ corrections, and other extensive skills and
knowledge for releasing aircraft to service with its engine and integrated components in
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a) Participants: Licensed maintenance engineers and mechanics involved in Line and

Base maintenance operations.
b) Entry Level Requirements: Line/ Base Maintenance Experience, Technical
Services Engineering Experience, Maintenance Planning Experience, Component
or Shop Maintenance Experience.
4) Level 4: Specialized Training
This level of training is designed for engineers and other aircraft releasing personnel
perform special maintenance requirements such as detailed description, component
location, in depth troubleshooting, adjustment, test procedures, rigging, engine run-up,
engine borescope, in-depth use of wiring diagrams, schematics and engineering data,
modifications and repairs through the use of special procedures, special equipment.
Participants under this level must be proficient and have considerable length of
experience in the related field to which training will be received. Entry Level
Requirement is defined by subject matter.
5) Level 5: Component Overhaul Training
This level of training is designed for shop technicians performing component overhaul,
bench test, assembly, disassembly, thorough cleaning and component inspection using
the Manufacturer’s Component Maintenance Manual. Qualifications of trainees/
participants will be dependent on pre-requisites established by the component vendor.
Personnel must meet prerequisites established by the vendor. Specialized

maintenance/ overhaul training conducted by airframe/ engine/ avionics manufacturers
and/ or their suppliers and/ or airlines to a component maintenance manual level. Entry
Level Requirement is defined by subject matter.
NOTE: After completion of the appropriate level courses by airline instructors, the
manufacturer shall be prepared to provide additional instructor technical development if
needed. The development will be provided upon request and be limited to duration of a
negotiated percentage of normal course length.

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3.6 INITIAL TRAINING
Initial training will be provided the completed skill and knowledge for the first time to Certifying
Staffs and other Employees before caring out their particular tasks.
3.6.1 AVIATION GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
a) Civil Aviation Regulation.

b) Maintenance Human Factors.
c) Ramp Safety (applicable for who works on Ramp).
d) Aviation Security.
e) Safety Management Systems (SMS).
3.6.2 TECHNICAL TRAINING
This training may be applied differently to different employees depend on the job position.
The company identifies special requirement of jobs to develop technical training courses.
Technical training requirements are defined in the Job Title Requirements Assessment sheet
(Form TTDF004). Requires technical training will focus on providing trainees with the
appropriate knowledge or skills needed to properly perform assigned job positions.
The results of the training courses must be kept in the employee's training file.
Requirements of initial training: class hours, next recurrent training, method of training,
method to assess after course completion are mentioned in 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.11, 3.12, 3.14,
Training Program Curriculum and VJC-VTC-TPR-004.
Technical training courses include but not limit to:
a) Basic Aviation Fundamental Training

b) Aircraft Maintenance Type Rating Training (Level 1,2,3)
c) Dangerous Goods Regulation Training
d) Cabin System Training
e) Structures Damage Assessment Training
f) Incoming Inspection, ATA 300 Packaging, Electronic Sensitive Devices (ESDS) Training
(Store Staff).
g) Maintenance Procedure Training:
1) VJC AMO/AOC General Procedure:
i) VJC Aircraft Maintenance System & Quality System
ii) VJC Maintenance Procedure
2) Ground Handling Procedure.
h) Special Operation Requirement (VJC AOC requirements):
1) All Weather Operation (AWO): Autoland Cat II/III & Low Visibility Take Off.
2) Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM).
3) Performance Base Navigation (PBN).
4) De-icing/Anti-icing (DAP).
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i) Standard Practice Training:

1) Maintenance Practice.
2) Fuel Tank Safety.
3) Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS).
4) Specific tool/ Equipment.
j) AMOS Training.
3.6.3 SPECIALIZED TRAINING
Certain job assignments that will require special skills or have complexity. They would require
the development of specialized training to ensure capabilities for employees. Including but
not limit to:
a) NDT Training.
b) Engine Borescope Training.
c) Engine Run Up Training (Theory and Simulator).
d) Structural/Composite Repair Courses Training.

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Reference: MOPM 4.10, 4.12
3.7 RECURRENT TRAINING
Recurrent training is to maintain the knowledge and skill of aircraft maintenance personnel
and comply with regulatory requirements. It is expected to reduce human errors and maintain
maintenance quality.
Recurrent training shall cover these following contents:
a) Review the fundamental of the subject

b) Provide the up-to-date skill(s) and knowledge. In the case of Authorized staff, the exam
is held every 2 years by AMO QA to renew and test the knowledge of that employee.
c) Review and analyze the errors, incidents or accidents
The maintenance organization defines recurrent training requirements for each job and
employee that are defined in the training reference matrix (detail in Appendix 2). Not all jobs
will have the same recurrent training requirements. The company can develop a procedure
to evaluate employees' ability to perform the assigned work which do not require recurrent
training.

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3.8 REMEDIAL TRAINING/CORRECTIVE TRAINING
VJC conducts remedial/corrective training courses to correct for employees' lack of

knowledge or skills by adding information as soon as possible. In some cases, remedial
training courses may include the review of knowledge for an employee through job training
or a combination of training types.
In case there is an update on the procedures, technical knowledge (from manufacturer,

Technical department, etc…), quality notice (CoA/ CMR Results, Quality Notice, Technical
Information Memo, etc…), it can be included in the Remedial course to be updated to all
employees involved.
AMO QA shall determine the requirements and participants for each remedial/ corrective
training course.
Technical Training Section shall prepare training content and conduct remedial/ corrective
training course based on AMO QA’s requirement.
Furthermore, all remedial training as a correction for technical or human factor errors is
required to be re-evaluated, re-interviewed, and tested (if necessary) by the instructor,
technical training manager, and AMO QAD or an authorized representative to determine the
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3.9 TASK TRAINING
VJA AMO conducts task training courses to ensure that employees acquire knowledge, skills
and experience in the course of performing tasks under direction and/ or supervision of
maintenance practical instructor/ OJT Instructor. Instructor requirements are mentioned in
procedure 3.15 and Appendix 1 of this manual.
a) The task training course is conducted in the aircraft or component maintenance

environment (on aircraft, equipment).
b) All required tasks must be performed by trainees and certified by maintenance practical
instructor, or
c) Trainees may observe the maintenance tasks performed by authorized staffs and
exercise the same maintenance tasks under direct supervision of maintenance practical
instructor to gain experience.
The task training course approval procedure is described in Procedure 3.4 of this chapter.
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3.10 DISTANCE LEARNING
Distance training for theoretical part of training course or theoretical training course within
approved scope.
3.10.1 TRAINING TOOL & EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING
a) Hardware requirements for Instructor and trainees:
i. Laptop, PC or Tablet with sufficient performance and equipped with webcam and
speaker/ microphone. The screen also has sufficient size to comfortably display
training materials and trainee’s webcam.
ii. Both computer and screen meet the minimum requirements of software in use
(e.g. Zoom, Microsoft TEAMS…).
iii. Quality internet connection to implement the virtual classroom without
interruption.
iv. Equipment of Instructor is installed document reader software.
b) Online meeting software requirements:
i. Provide video and audio call with good quality and stability.
ii. Have a wide variety of functions that enable instructor and trainees interact like
share screen/ documents, raise hand, mute microphone, take note, record
meeting….
iii. Operate through internet connection.
iv. Can run on different types of Operating system (Android, iOS, Windows,…) by
app or directly via any web browsers.
v. All training material (including manuals/ reference documents) currently used for
training course transferred into electronic format built for classroom training can
be used for distance training and shared to trainees via software or other online
media.
vi. It is required that number of trainees in class cannot exceed 18 trainees for the
distance training course to ensure the interactivity between intructor and trainees,
quality internet connection of the both instructor and trainees.
3.10.2 IMPLEMENTATION OF DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE
Implementation course i.a.w. requirements of chapter 3.11 and additional following:
a) Before the training starting, Instructor and trainees make sure teaching/ learning
equipment, internet connection, micro, camera, loudspeaker, .... available, always
turning on camera during training time to ensure the effective communication among all
participants.
b) Trainee’s attendance is recorded at the beginning and before the end of each training
day by a screenshot of participants in the room. The screenshot is transferred to TTS
and kept as a part of training course records.
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c) Any case of absence/ leaving from the training must be agreed by TTS Manager and
instructor. Any absence or leaving is counted and calculated to attendance time of each
trainee.
d) Instructor ensure that content and duration of the training are adequate as approved.
He/ her can use slideshow presentation, manual/ documents, appropriate picture or
video also to conduct training.
e) Trainee can be considered absence in the following cases:
1) There’s no feedback of trainee for instructor’s interaction.

2) Disconnect the connection and/or leave the meeting without permission.
3) There are actions affecting to the class such as noise making, not comply with the
instructions of the instructor, etc. The instructor has the right to invite trainee to go
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3.11 IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAINING COURSE
3.11.1 REQUIREMENTS
a) The training materials must be available at least 2 working days before the start of the
course.
1) Training materials are built based on the current operation manuals of VJC, VAR,
CAAV regulations and other documents.
2) Training materials must be reviewed and revised before training to ensure that
trainees are always provided with up-to-date knowledge.
3) The training manuals must indicate "Training purposes only".
4) Training manuals must contain information about the status of revision and the
issue/revision date.
5) Depending on the chosen training method, training materials can be in either hard
copies or presentations, online documents
b) To ensure objectivity, for end of subject examination, Technical Training Department is
responsible for preparing the evaluation test and delivering to the instructor/examiner in
charge for implementation. For graduation examination, the preparation of evaluation
test is controlled by Technical Training Manager.
c) Classroom, practical training facilities and training equipment shall be prepared before
the start of the course, ensuring the conditions are in compliance with policies stated in
Chapter 3.11 of this procedure.
3.11.2 EXAMINATION
3.11.2.1 Theory exam (or final exam of the subject) can be taken after the successful completion of
the theory training course or as anticipated in the program. A trainee is allowed to take the
exam only if he has passed all previous progress tests (if any). Examination of all subjects
is conducted in a form of questionnaire with answers list or writing questions.
3.11.2.2 Minimum number of questions in a theoretical exam must correspond to the duration of the
course, details as follows:
a) For courses with duration less than 4 training hours: at least 5 questions;
b) For course with duration from 4 training hours to 40 training hours: at least 5 questions
for every 4 training hours;
c) For course with duration more than 40 training hours: at least 50 questions.
d) For course which conducted under method of e-learning, the minimum number of
questions must be increased by 25% of the above requirements.
3.11.2.3 Theoretical tests of the same subject for the same type of trainee in the same training location
held in proximity must not resemble one another.
a) For paper-based tests: contents of consecutive tests, re-take test must not be similar for
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b) For online tests: the test questions must be randomly picked from the question bank.
3.11.2.4 During the theoretical training, having completed a particular training phase, or as provided
in the training program, in order to be able to see how well the trainees have mastered the
phase or if they are making progress, they must take progress tests, which are done
according to the same principal as theory exams except that theory progress tests can be
done orally as well (in exceptional cases as additional to primary method and shall be stated
in the specific training program).
3.11.2.5 For question bank:
a) Technical Training Manager is responsible for the management and control of the
question bank, ensuring:
1) Any change to the question bank must be assessed before deployment;
2) The question bank can only be accessed when Technical Training Manager
approved. In the case of specific training course/subject Technical Training
Manager may allow instructor to gain access to the question bank for training
purposes.
b) Technical Training Manager is responsible to assign instructor for reviewing and revising
the question banks to ensure the question banks covers all training contents:
1) On a 6-month routine basis, or;
2) When there is any update on training content, or;
3) Upon receiving trainee feedback on test questions.
4) The result of the question banks review must be recorded by Technical Training
Department.
c) Minimum number of questions in a question bank must correspond to the duration of the
course, details as follows:
1) For course with duration less than 4 training hours: at least 10 questions for every
4 training hours;
2) For course with duration from 4 training hours to 40 training hours: at least 20
questions for every 4 training hours;
3) For course with duration more than 40 training hours: at least 100 questions.
3.11.2.6 The passing marks:
a) The result is evaluated by points system using the scale of 100 points (from 0 to 100).
b) Passing Grade: 80 points.
c) Trainee whose scores on the first attempt lower than 50 points shall not be allowed to
take the second attempt. As a result, trainee shall be considered as having failed the
subject and has to be re-trained in the failed subject.
d) Test scores are rounded to one decimal number.
e)
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g)

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3.11.2.7 Test integrity:
a) Hard copies of the test must be kept in a locked cabinet; soft copies must be stored in a
password protected server and only allow authorized entries;
b) Instructors are strictly prohibited from revealing the contents of the test.
3.11.2.8 Test duration:
a) Duration of the theoretical test: the final test should vary depending on the subject
matter, but not exceed 180 minutes.
b) The average time for solving one multiple-choice question is between 60-90 second.
3.11.2.9 Examination Re-take:

a) The examination re-take can be held within 7 working days since the first attempt for:
1) Trainees whose scores on the first test are under the passing grade;
2) Trainees who are absent with legitimate reasons.
3.11.2.10 Test completion:
a) After the test, training records must be submitted to Technical Training Manager within
8 working days (including the time for trainee to re-take the test);
b) Re-evaluation of trainee’s examination result can be conducted upon request from
trainee.
c) Trainee who fails after two attempts is considered as having failed the course. With prior
approval from the Technical Training Manager, the trainee can retake the course but for
one time only. Special cases must be approved by Technical Training Manager. Fees
(if applicable) are borne by the trainee. The records of trainees who fail the re-training
will be sent to the People Department and relative departments for further actions (if
required).
3.11.2.11 Unfinish training course/Failure to comply with examination regulation
If the trainee does not take the course/ examination in accordance with the schedule without
legitimate reason, the trainee will fail the course, receive 0 points for that examination and
must be suspended from taking AMO course for a minimum of 1 calendar month.

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3.12 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT
Reference: VAR 9.153; 9.155; 9.167; 9.169.
a) TTS and VJAA are belonged to VJC. TTS combines with VJAA shall ensure training can
only be conducted if the requirements for facilities, equipment, and material meet the
standards stated in this section.
b) The VJAA facilities allow the performance and management of all planned training
activities in accordance with the applicable requirements.
c) The following facilities for instruction are ensured to be available:
1) Adequate classroom accommodation for the current student population. The size
of classrooms must be in accordance with the number of trainees and training
methods:
i) For theoretical training the minimum space for each trainee in a classroom must
be at least 1.5 m2;
ii) For practical training the minimum space for each trainee in a practical room
must be at least 3 m2.
2) Suitable demonstration equipment to support the theoretical knowledge instruction.
3) Sufficient Instructional equipment appropriate to the scope and depth of approved
training program; Ensure the ratio of instructional equipment to students in each
AMT shop course as follows:
i) Not more than 8 students may work at any one unit of equipment at a time;
ii) Less than 8 students may be necessary to complete a certain project safely and
competently.
4) Adequate equipment for practical training. Ensure that enough equipment is in place
and in satisfactory operating condition to serve training adequately and meet shop
project requirements;
5) The adapted training and testing facility;
d) Beside prerequisites above, VJAA must ensure:
1) Necessary facilities and equipment for training must meet the requirements in VAR
9.150/ 9.153/ 9.155/ 9.167/ Appendix 1 to 9.167 part 9 of VAR;
2) Ensure that VJAA facilities are always in good condition;
3) The classrooms and discussion rooms utilized for training purposes must: have
good lighting/ ventilation system, not be affected by noise pollution and harmonize
with the weather of the local area, have good sanitation, ensure the health and
concentration of trainees; The layout of classrooms must ensure that trainees can
see presentation materials (texts/ drawings/ diagrams) clearly from any seat.
4) A classroom used as a testing room must have independence and objectivity;
testing rooms must meet the following requirements (without limitations):
i) Testing rooms must be clean, ventilated and temperature controlled.
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iii)The distances between the examinees must be adequate to ensure that any
examinee cannot see/copy the work of other participants or let other examinee
copy his/her work.
iv)The equipment in the room must be sufficient in quantity and in good condition.
5) Instructors, Trainees are responsible for preserving the facilities of VJAA;
6) VJAA is responsible for managing and utilizing properties in accordance with VJC
regulations to ensure the effectiveness of VJAA training activities;
7) Ensure that the required special tools and shop equipment be in satisfactory
working condition for instructional and practice purposes;
8) Following the requirements for practical training, VJAA must ensure the availability
of equipment, training materials, training aids, consumable supplies, and safety
equipment and outfit (if applicable) for instructors and trainees during practical
training on aircraft or training devices. VJAA must guarantee the required standards
of aircraft visit are met. During training on aircraft, the concerned Technical Training
Manager and related instructor take responsibilities for monitoring all training
activities.
e) A classroom not stated in the description of this chapter will not be used for training unless
that classroom meet the requirements for the standard classroom. For courses that take
place at the same classroom, only 1 facility assessment is required to determine whether
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3.13 OUTSOURCE TRAINING INSTITUTE EVALUATION
a) Due to the capability of VJAA is limited, outsource to professional training institute may
be contracted for training maintenance personnel with regard to knowledge and technical
ability in order to reach the requirements.
CAAV required courses shall be done by CAAV approved organization (ex: Basic Aviation
Fundamental Training; AC Type Training…).
Outsource organization must reach course requirements which is mentioned in Chapter
3.7, 3.8, 3.10, 3.11, 3.13.
Initial and recurrent course documents must be provided and monitored by TTS to
outsource organization.
Other case shall be approved by AMO QAD.
b) Qualification of the Training Institute.
The following organization may be chosen as qualified outsourcing training institutes:
1) The manufacturers or training organizations designated by the manufacturers
(OEM).
2) Aviation Training Organization.
3) Maintenance Organization.
4) Air Operators.
5) Government Agencies.

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3.14 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TECHNICAL TRAINING SECTION & VIETJET AVIATION

ACADEMY (VJAA)
Vietjet Aviation Academy (VJAA) was established under VietJet Joint Stock Company
according to Decision of Board of Management No 12-12/VJ-HĐQT-QĐ dated 02 July 2012.
VJAA is recognized as Approved Training Organization (ATO) under CAAV approval,
compliance with VAR part 9. (Ref to VJC-VTC-TPM).
VJAA has facilities, training program & instructors.
Technical Training Section (TTS) shall cooperate with VJAA to organize training courses,
the following table will show the responsibilities of TTS & VJAA for each training subject.
No. SUBJECT RESPONSIBILITY
Aviation General Knowledge

• Aviation Regulation
1. • Human Factors VJAA
• Ramp Safety
• Aviation Security
• Safety Management System
2. Basic Aviation Fundamental Training VJAA
3. Aircraft Maintenance Type Rating Training VJAA
4. Dangerous Goods Regulation VJAA
5. Cabin Maintenance Training Course TTS
AWO, PBN, RVSM for Maintenance (VJC AOC

6. VJAA
requirements)
7. Structural Damage Assessment TTS
8. Material Incoming Inspection, ESDS, ATA 300 TTS
9. Maintenance Procedure Training TTS
Standard Practice Training:

• Task Training/ On Job Training
10. TTS
• Fuel Tank Safety
• EWIS
• Special tool/ Equipment
11. AMOS Training TTS
12. Others TTS

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The responsibilities of VJAA and TTS are subject to course conditions.
The course requirements covered by the VJAA are detailed in the VJC-VTC-TPM Chapter
11 and VJC-VTC-TPR-004 Aircraft Maintenance Technician Training Program process.
Courses held by TTS are organized:
1) TTS send the monthly training plan to VJAA by the 10th of every month at the latest. All
additional training plans must be approved by VJAA HOD at least 3 working days before
the start of the course and the requirements must be ordered by AMO Technical Training
Manager.
2) The AMO Technical Training Manager is responsible for the content and duration of the
training, the instructors, and the number of trainees depending on the training course,
training plan. TTS provides training course manual, program, curriculum, documents
and test to VJAA for theoretical training.
3) VJAA Preparing training materials which include: manuals, tests, lesson plans and
training documents (Hard copies; Soft copies). Before the start of the course, VJAA
Training Department shall deliver the necessary training materials & equipment to the
instructors.
4) VJAA prepare classrooms for theoretical training, ensuring the standards for classroom
specified in chapter 3.12.
5) TTS must ensure the availability of training equipment, tools, consumable supplies and
outfits (if applicable) for instructors and trainees during practical training on practical
facilities, aircraft or training devices.
6) For e-Learning training:
i. VJAA shall upload training materials, which sent by TTS, to the Learning
Management System (LMS) system accordingly.
ii. VJAA Training Department shall proceed to upload all required training materials
to the LMS system at least 01 calendar day before the course starts. At least 01
calendar day before the end of the course, the system will automatically remind
trainees by sending reminder emails.
iii. Assigned Instructor shall utilize the LMS User Guidance for Instructor and
conducted the following tasks:
a) Review training materials to ensure compliance with regulations before the
course starts;
b) Supervise the learning progresses of trainees on the system;
c) Answer questions from trainees through email (learnerworld);
d) For courses that include both e-learning and classroom training, instructor
must ensure that only trainees who have completed e-learning training are
allowed to participate in classroom training.
iv. Trainees must be introduced to e-learning on the opening class and given user
guidance for the LMS system. The contents of the opening class are as bellows:
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• Trainees’ Responsibilities
• Classroom Rules
• Examination Regulations
• Training Plan and Schedule
• LMS Using Guideline
• Questions & Answers
7) Practical Training duration depends on each course but must not exceed 9 months for
a training course.
8) VJAA prepares the Course Result within 2 working days after receiving training results
from instructors or LMS (e-Learning).
Within 05 working days after the approval of the Subject Result/ Final Course result, VJAA
shall issue relevant Certificates and submit to Head of VJAA for approval and then transfer
to TTS within 3 working days after completing the issuance of certificates. Regarding
subjects that do not require the issuance of certificates, VJAA shall announce the results
within 3 workings days after receiving the training records).

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3.15 INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION
3.15.1 GENERAL
The competence of instructor shall meet the acceptable level to the AMO Quality Assurance
(AMO QA) for applied subjects.
Technical Training Manager ensure that all instructors receive initial and continuation training
appropriate to their assigned tasks and responsibilities.
Technical Training Manager shall have, for each proposed curriculum and maintain, a
sufficient number of instructors who meet the prescribed qualifications to perform the duties
to which they are assigned.
Technical Training Manager shall designate each instructor in writing for each approved
course, prior to that person functioning as an instructor in that course.
3.15.2 REQUIREMENT
Prior to designation, Technical Training Manager ensure that each instructor shall
satisfactorily complete an approved course at least as below:
a) The fundamental principles of the learning process.

b) Elements of effective teaching, instruction methods and techniques.
c) Instructor duties, privileges, responsibilities and limitations.
d) Training policies and procedures.
e) Evaluation.
Besides, there are dedicated requirements for instructors depending on their assigned tasks.
Refer to Appendix 1.
3.15.3 APPROVAL PROCESS
The candidate shall submit these documents but not limited to:
a) Application for instructor approval (Form TTDF009).
b) Copy of valid certificate/ training result for the qualification to be approved.
c) Copy of Train the Trainer Certificate (if required in Appendix 1)
Technical Training Manager shall send the list of instructors with qualifications to be
approved to AMO QA (Licensing and Authorization Section), AMO QA will then implement
the process for approval.
3.15.4 RECORDS
After AMO QAD approves, instructor will be updated to list of instructor INSTRUCTOR
ASSESSOR LIST (Form TTDF002) with approved function, document and expired date of
instructor approval.

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TTS monitors instructor’s expired date of training courses and instructor approval. If the
expired date of instructor approval is the authorization expired date, TTS must contact MQA
Licensing and Authorization Section for this date.
All instructor documents are kept at TTS.

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3.16 COURSES PROGRAM & SYLLABUS
All courses’ program and syllabus shall be controlled in Course Program Master Control List
(Form TTDF008) and the approved syllabus shall be attached with this list.
Technical Training Manager is responsible for controlling this list and its attachments.

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Reference: VAR Part 5 Appendix 1 to 5.095 (c) (g), MOPM 4.10, 4.12
4.1 GENERAL
To assure the quality of aircraft maintenance, the AMO QAD shall make assessment and
authorize the qualified staff from AMO to be the aircraft certifying/ qualified staffs.

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4.2 CERTIFYING STAFF TRAINING MATRIX REQUIREMENTS

Table 4.2-1
CAT B1/ CAT B2/

Item Course Title CAT A B1 B2 CAT C
Supporting Supporting
VJC AOC & AMO Procedures (included DI

1. X X X X
course) (6)
VJC AMO Procedures (included VARs X

2. X X X
regulations as associated)
3. Safety Management System X X X X
4. Human Factor X X X X
5. Aviation Security X X X X
6. Ramp Safety X X X X
7. Aircraft Type Rating Level 2 Level 3(4) Level 3(4) Level 3
RVSM, PBN & Autoland CAT II/ III for

8. X X X X
Maintenance
9. De-icing/Anti-Icing X X X X
Phase Phase Phase

10. Fuel Tank Safety (FTS)
1&2(2) 1&2(2) 1&2(2)
Electrical Wiring Interconnection System Group

11. Group 2(3) Group 2(3)
(EWIS) 2(3)
12. Engine Run-Up (both theory and simulator) X(1)
Engine make Model/Construction (Line and

13. Base Maintenance) at level IV ATA 104 and X(1)
Engine Borescope Inspection Training
14. AMOS X X X X
ETLB(5) Training (only applicable when ETLB

15. X X X X
approved)
16. Specific Tool/ Equipment X X X X
17. Base Maintenance SOP X X X X
Requirements from Laos Authority and Laos

18. X X X X
Airlines (if required)
(1)
Certifying staff who apply for related authorization functions
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Fuel Tank Safety Phase 1 & Phase 2: Personnel required to perform, supervise, inspect and certify
the maintenance of aircraft ad fuel system components
(3)
EWIS Group 2: Qualified staff performing maintenance inspections on wiring systems.
(4)
For Category B1: The type training course should cover airframe system, power plant at level III, and
electrical, avionics systems at level II ATA104.
For Category B2: The type training course should cover ATA25, ATA26, ATA35, ATA38, electrical
systems and avionics systems at level III; other remaining systems at level II ATA 104.
(5)
ETLB: Electronic Aircraft Technical Log
(6)
DI: Duplicate Inspection of Required Inspection Item
Table 4.2-2
Part and Material

Component NDT Staff (All
Item Course Title Incoming Inspection
Certifying Staff Level)
Staff
VJC AOC & AMO

1. Procedures (included VARs X X X
VJC AMO Procedures

2. (included VARs regulations X X X
as associated)
3. Safety Management System X X X
4. Human Factor X X X
5. Aviation Security X X X
6. Ramp Safety X
RVSM, PBN & Autoland CAT Autoland CAT II/III

7.
II/ III for Maintenance (1) only
Material Incoming
Inspection, ATA 300
8. X
Packaging & ESD (Electro
Static Discharge)
9. Dangerous Good(1) X X
Component Maintenance
10. X
(Practical included)
11. AMOS X X
Be trained and qualified with

12. X
EN4179 or equivalent
13. Base Maintenance SOP X X

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Component NDT Staff (All
Item Course Title Incoming Inspection
Certifying Staff Level)
Staff
Requirements from Laos

14. Authority and Laos Airlines X X
(if required)
(1)
All training requirements refer to current VJC Dangerous Goods Training Program Manual

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4.3 QUALIFYING MECHANICS AND OTHER STAFF TRAINING MATRIX REQUIREMENTS

Table 4.3-1
AQM128
SQM AQM567
Item Course Title CQM FS
(All Level) AQM34
AQMAE
1. VJC AOC Procedures X X X X
VJC AMO Procedures X X X X

(included VARs
2.
regulations as
associated)
Safety Management X X X X
3.
System
6. Ramp Safety X X X
7. Aircraft Type Training Level 1 Level 3(1) Level 1
RVSM, PBN & Autoland RVSM Only X

8. CAT II/ III for
Maintenance
Electrical Wiring Group 2

9. Interconnection System
(EWIS)
10. Fuel Tank Safety (FTS) Phase 1&2
11. De-icing/Anti-icing X
12. AMOS X X X X
Specific tool/ equipment

13. X(2) X(2)
as required
Sheet metal/ Composite

14. structure repair in X
respective aircraft
Technology of Cutting
15. X
and Sewing course
16. Base Maintenance SOP X X X

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AQM128
SQM AQM567
Item Course Title CQM FS
(All Level) AQM34
AQMAE
Requirements from
17. Laos Authority and Laos X X X
Airlines (if required)
AQM128 : Aircraft Qualified Mechanic 128 (working on zones 100/200/800)

AQM567 : Aircraft Qualified Mechanic 567 (working on zones 500/600/700)
AQM34 : Aircraft Qualified Mechanic 34 (working on zones 300/400)
AQMAE: Aircraft Qualified Mechanic Avionic and Electric (working on avionic/ electric systems)
CQM: Cabin Qualified Mechanic
SQM : Structure Qualified Mechanic
FS: Fabricating Staff
(1)
: For AQM128, 567, 34: the type training course should cover airframe
system, power plant at level III, and electrical, avionics systems at level II
ATA104
For AQMAE: the type training course should cover electrical and avionics
systems at level III ATA104
(2)
: Only tool/ equipment in the related task/ zone tasks.
Table 4.3-2
MCC STORE SUPPORT

ITEM COURSE TITLE CONTROLL CONTROLL MECHANIC MECH PPC
ER ER (AIRCRAFT)
1. VJC AOC Procedures X X X X X
2. VJC AMO Procedures

(included VARs regulations X X X X X
as associated)
3. Safety Management
X X X X X
System
4. Human Factor X X X X X
5. Aviation Security X X X X X
6. Ramp Safety X X X X
7. Ground Handling X X

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MCC STORE SUPPORT

ITEM COURSE TITLE CONTROLL CONTROLL MECHANIC MECH PPC
ER ER (AIRCRAFT)
8. Aircraft type training X Level 2 Level 2
9. RVSM, PBN & Autoland

X X X
CAT II/ III for Maintenance
10. De-Icing/Anti-Icing X X X X
11. AMOS (related only) X X X X
12. Material Incoming

Inspection, ATA 300
X
Packaging & ESD (Electro
Static Discharge)
13. Base Maintenance SOP X X
14. Requirements from Laos X X

Authority and Laos Airlines
(if required)
MECH: Mechanic (Aircraft)

PPC: Production Planning Controller
Table 4.3-3
FACILITY
Item Course Title CM ACM SM GSEM
CONTROLLER
1. VJC AOC Procedures X X X X X
VJC AMO Procedures (included VARs X

2. X X X X
3. Safety Management System X X X X X
4. Human Factor X X X X X
5. Aviation Security X X X X X
6. Ramp Safety X X X
Level Level
7. Aircraft type training
2 1

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FACILITY
Item Course Title CM ACM SM GSEM
CONTROLLER
RVSM, PBN & Autoland CAT II/ III for RVSM

8.
Maintenance Only
9. AMOS X X X X
Sheet metal/ Composite/ Painting

10. X
structure repair in respective aircraft
Component Maintenance (Practical

11. X
included)
12. GSE Maintenance X X
13. Base Maintenance SOP X X X
Requirements from Laos Authority and

14. X X X
Laos Airlines (if required)
CM: Cabin Mechanic.
ACM: Aircraft Component Mechanic.
SM: Structure Mechanic
GSEM: GSE Repair Mechanic.
Table 4.3-4
BASE
CHECK MAINTENANCE DOC TECHNICAL
Item Course Title COORDINATOR PRODUCTION PLANNER SUPPORT
PLANNER
1. VJC AOC Procedures X X X X
VJC AMO Procedures

(included VARs
2. X X X X
regulations as
associated)
Base Maintenance
3. X X X X
SOP
Safety Management
4. X X X X
System

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CHECK MAINTENANCE DOC TECHNICAL
Item Course Title COORDINATOR PRODUCTION PLANNER SUPPORT
PLANNER
7. Aircraft type training Level 2 Level 2 Level 1 Level 3
8. AMOS X X X X
ETLB Training (only

9. applicable when ETLB X X X X
approved)
RVSM, PBN &

10. Autoland CAT II/ III for X X X X
Maintenance
Electrical Wiring
11. Interconnection X
System (EWIS)
12 Fuel Tank Safety (FTS) X
13. De-icing/Anti-icing X X X X
Requirements from
Laos Authority and
14. X X X X
Laos Airlines (if
required)

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4.4 AUDITOR, INSPECTOR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
AMO Auditor shall be trained as MOPM 4.11 requirement before approved by AMO Quality
Assurance Director.

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4.5 ASSESSOR TRAINING REQUIREMENTS
AMO Assessor shall be trained as MOPM 4.12.4.10 requirement before approved by AMO
Quality Assurance Director.

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CHAPTER 5 APPENDICES

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APPENDIX 1 - REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTRUCTORS
OJT/ TASK
THEORY PRACTICAL
NO. REQUIREMENTS TRAINING
INSTRUCTOR INSTRUCTOR
INSTRUCTOR
1. Education
1.1 College/University or higher X X X
1.2 Certificates/ Licenses in related fields X X X
Train the Trainer certificate (Pedagogy

1.3 certificate issued by recognized training X X
organization)
Valid Authorization of related field (CRS

1.4 X X
B1/B2, Store Inspector, ARS, etc.)
2. English Proficiency
2.1 Proficient utilization of English X X X
3. Experience
At least 3 years related working experience

3.1 X (*) X (*) X
or professional certificate in related field
Instructional abilities, good communication

3.2 X X X
skills
Computer literate (proficient with Microsoft

3.3 Office: Word, Excel, Power Point, AirN@v X X
etc.)
(*) Not applicable for the internal procedure course

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APPENDIX 2 - INTERVAL OF PERIODIC TRAINING
Reference: MOPM 4.10, 4.12
NO. SUBJECT INTERVAL
1. Briefing on changes in VAR, VJC AMO/ AOC procedures 24 months or if any changed
2. Customer’s procedure 24 months or if any changed
3. Human Factors 24 months
4. Aviation Security 36 months
5. Aviation Security for Manager 36 months
6. Ramp Safety 36 months
7. Safety Management System 12 months
8. Safety Management System for Manager 12 months
9. Dangerous Goods Regulation (1) 24 months
10. AWO, PBN, RVSM for Maintenance (VJC AOC 12 months

requirements)
11. DE-ICING/ANTI-ICING 12 months
12. Fuel Tank Safety 12 months
13. EWIS 12 months
14. Material Incoming Inspection, ESDS, ATA 300 24 months
(1) All training requirements refer to current VJC Dangerous Goods Training Program Manual

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APPENDIX 3 - UPDATE TRAINING RECORDS TO AMOS (APN 146)

1) View profile of each employee: Go to “Employee” tab Enter ID in “User Sign” box to look
up employee information
2) View information of many employees: Go to the “Staff” tab Set filter conditions (for
example, filter AMO employees) click “Search”

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3) View course information of each employee:

• Go to see each employee
• Go to the “Qualification” tab Select “Qualification Class”
4) Update course information for each employee

• In the “Qualification” tab Select “New” Enter information Click OK
• Note: This method should only be used to update the old course information of new
employees from another organization.

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5) How to manage recurrent courses
The following is a summary of the subject codes on AMOS
Type rating Basic, University, VJC Procedure

College
Class AIRBUS BOEING BASIC VJCPROC
Type A320SA B737 GEN FAM AVI CAT A VJC AOC AMO INDOC
GENFAM
B737 2 AVI - B1 VJC STORE INSPECTOR
A320 2
B737 3 AVI - B2 AMOS
A320 3
B737 ERU AVI GENFAM GRNHDL
A320 ESD1
TRAIN THE TRAINER ANTI_DE ICING PRO
A320 ESD2
ENR - AVIATION PDA
A330 2
ENR DG
A330 3
TECH CAT
AMIC
PBN
COMPOSITE
RVSM
STRUCTURE
ERU CFM
ERU PW1100
ERU V2500

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AMO Course Safety/Security Ground Recurrent Course

Course Support
Equipment
Class AMO SAFETY GSE-GO RECURRENT
Type AMO PROCEDURE HUMAN FACTORS- SMS for GO. AMO PROC
INIT
STR AVSEC for HF
HF-GSE GSE.
NDT HF-GSE
SMS CIVIL AIR
COMPOSITE SMS
LAW.
SMS-MANAGER
COMPONENT SMS-MANAGER
VJAA
RAMP SAFETY-
GSE REGULATION. RSF
INITIAL
EWIS RAMP AVSEC
AVSEC
AC FUEL TANK SAFETY FOR AVSEC-MANAGER
AVSEC-GSE GSE.
SAFETY
AVSEC-GSE
ETOPS DGR CAT 8
CAT
PROC TVJ EMERGENCY
PBN RNP
AND FIRE
R&S
PREVENTION. RVSM
VAR
CIVIL DAP
FAR AVIATION PDA
T&E INDOC.
CRS
AUTH OHS.
ARS
TEAMWORK.
PROC VJC
PROC TVJ
Rule:
• Information of Initial courses will be saved to the respective fields AIRBUS, BOEING,
BASIC, VJCPROC, AMO, CAMO, SAFETY
• Information of Recurrent courses will be saved all in the RECURRENT field, the NEXT
RECURRENT term will be automatically updated to the information of the INITIAL course
• Manage the course duration information on the training place of the INITIAL course.

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6) Export Report
Click the “Report” button to export reports according to the intended use
• Personal Data Sheet: Information about all courses of an employee
• – PQS – <Class Code> – <Class Name>: Export the course by Class of all employees, in
which there are many filters, which can be used depending on the case.
Example: To export all courses in Class Safety, choose the following
Report: PQS – SAFETY – SAFETY – REPORT
Data Types: CSV file (export CSV file to convert to Excel file for work)
Destination: Save to disk
General: Can combine custom filters

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After saving the file, convert the file to Excel
• REMOVE DUPLICATE: Remove duplicate data lines

• DATE format to put the date in the "NEXT RECURRENT" column, due to when AMOS
outputs the data, it is in text format, not the correct date format in Excel
• Use the FILTER function to filter subjects and due dates.

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APPENDIX 4 - TRAINING PRACTICAL WORKSHEET/ON JOB TRAINING WORKSHEET
Instructors instruct and supervise all tasks performed by each individual trainee/ trainee group. The
completion of training is indicated by signature in Maintenance Experience Logbook (CAAV-FSSD Form
586 for AMT). The instructors shall comply with the following requirements:
• Task training instruction is maintenance task which is performed directly on the aircraft.
• An approved practical/ OJT instructor is responsible for instructing, supervising and assessing a
trainee/ trainee group to perform maintenance work. Instructor signs off the maintenance record
and certifies the completion of training by signature in Logbook (CAAV-FSSD Form 586 for AMT).
All maintenance experience requirements are mentioned in Section 5 of AMT Logbook (CAAV-FSSD
Form 586).
CAAV-FSSD Form 586 is used for both CAAV license and VJC AMO Authorization qualification.
Task Category:
MEL Minimum Equipment List.

DO Description and Operation.
LOC Location of Components.
MP Maintenance Practices.
SGH Servicing/Ground Handling.
RI Removal/Installation.
DR Deactivation/Reactivation.
AT Adjustment/Test.
FOT Functional/Operational test.
ST System test.
IC Inspection/Check.
DI Detailed Inspection.
GVI General Visual Inspection.
SDI Special Detailed Inspection.
CP Cleaning/Painting.
AR Approved Repairs.

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1) A320/A321 CAT A OJT TASKS

NO. TASK DESCRIPTION TASK REFERENCE CAT
A.1 PREFLIGHT CHECK/ TRANSIT CHECK/ VISUAL INSPECTION AND RE-APPLY HIGH
SPEED TAPE FOR DEFERRED DEFECT AS REQUIRED BY AMM/ SRM
ENERGIZE THE AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL
1. AMM 24-41-00-861-002-A MP
CIRCUITS FROM THE EXTERNAL POWER
ENERGIZE THE AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL AMM 24-41-00-861-002-
2. MP
CIRCUITS FROM THE APU A01
ZONAL INSPECTION AS FAR AS VISIBLE
3. FROM THE GROUND OF THE LANDING AMM 05-27-00-200-001-A GVI
GEAR AND THE LANDING GEAR DOORS
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE WHEELS AND
4. AMM 32-41-00-210-002-A IC
TIRES
5. NITROGEN FILLING OF THE TIRES AMM 12-14-32-614-001 SGH
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE BRAKE WITH
6. AMM 32-42-27-210-001-A IC
THE WHEEL INSTALLED
INSPECTION OF THE MLG SHOCK
7. AMM 12-14-32-200-001-A IC
ABSORBERS BEFORE FLIGHT
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE
8. AMM 32-21-00-200-002-A GVI
NOSE LANDING GEAR
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION AS FAR AS
9. VISIBLE FROM THE GROUND OF THE AMM 05-21-00-200-001-A GVI
LOWER HALF OF THE FUSELAGE
10. FROM THE GROUND OF THE POWER AMM 05-24-00-200-001-A GVI
PLANT, THE NACELLES AND THE PYLONS
ZONAL INSPECTION OF THE WINGS AS FAR
11. AMM 05-25-00-200-001-A GVI
AS VISIBLE FROM THE GROUND
12. FROM THE GROUND OF THE LANDING AMM 05-27-00-200-001-A GVI
GEAR AND THE LANDING GEAR DOORS
ZONAL INSPECTION OF THE DOORS AS FAR
13. AMM 05-28-00-200-001-A GVI
AS VISIBLE FROM THE GROUND
14. INSPECTION OF THE STATIC PORT AMM 34-11-16-200-001-A IC
15. INSPECTION/CHECK OF THE TAT SENSOR AMM 34-11-18-200-002-A IC
16. INSPECTION/CHECK OF THE PITOT PROBE AMM 34-11-15-200-001-A IC
INSPECTION OF THE ANGLE-OF-ATTACK
17. AMM 34-11-19-200-001-A IC
SENSOR
18. DRAIN WATER CONTENT AMM 12-32-28-281-001-A SGH
INSPECTION/CHECK OF THE TIRE
19. AMM 32-41-00-210-003-A IC
PRESSURE

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CHECK OF THE RESERVOIR QUANTITY
20. AMM 29-30-00-200-002-A I/C
INDICATION ON THE ECAM DISPLAY UNIT
21. SERVICING OF THE TOILET SYSTEM AMM 12-16-38-613-001-A SGH
DRAINING OF THE POTABLE WATER
22. AMM 12-24-38-680-001-A SGH
SYSTEM (WITH ELECTRICAL POWER)
FILL THE POTABLE WATER TANK SYSTEM
23. (AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL POWER AMM 12-15-38-613-001-A SGH
AVAILABLE)
24. AMM 12-24-38-680-002-A SGH
SYSTEM (WITHOUT ELECTRICAL POWER)
25. (AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL POWER NOT AMM 12-15-38-613-002-A SGH
AVAILABLE)
REMOVAL OF THE AIRCRAFT PROTECTION
26. AMM 10-11-00-555-014-A RI
EQUIPMENT
TEMPORARY SKIN PROTECTION USING SRM 51-77-12-911-001
27. MP
HIGH SPEED TAPE SRM 51-77-13-911-009
A.2 DAILY CHECK/ TERMINAL CHECK OR EQUIVALENT
PROCEDURE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
28. AMM 10-11-00-555-015-A M/P
WHEEL CHOCKS ON AIRCRAFT
INSTALLATION OF THE SAFETY DEVICES
29. AMM 32-00-00-481-001-A R/I
ON THE LANDING GEARS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE NAVIGATION
30. AMM 33-41-00-710-001-A FOT
LIGHTS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE LANDING
31. AMM 33-42-00-710-001-A FOT
LIGHTS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RUNWAY
32. AMM 33-43-00-710-001-A FOT
TURNOFF LIGHTS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE TAXI AND
33. AMM 33-46-00-710-001-A FOT
TAKE OFF LIGHTS
34. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE LOGO LIGHTS AMM 33-47-00-710-002-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ANTI-
35. AMM 33-48-00-710-002-A FOT
COLLISION/STROBE LIGHTING
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WING AND
36. AMM 33-49-00-710-001-A FOT
ENGINE SCAN LIGHTS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE GENERAL
37. AMM 33-21-00-710-001-A FOT
ILLUMINATION
DETAILED INSPECTION OF THE WASTE
COMPARTMENT INCLUDING WASTE FLAP
38. AMM 25-40-00-210-001-A DI
AND OPERATIONAL CHECK OF WASTE
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39. AMM 32-11-00-200-001-A GVI
MAIN LANDING GEAR
40. FROM THE GROUND OF THE STABILIZERS AMM 05-23-00-200-001-A GVI
AND THE CONE/REAR FUSELAGE
DE-ENERGIZE THE AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL
41. CIRCUITS SUPPLIED FROM THE EXTERNAL AMM 24-41-00-862-002-A M/P
POWER
DE-ENERGIZE THE AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL AMM 24-41-00-862-002-
42. M/P
CIRCUITS SUPPLIED FROM THE APU A01
A.3 FUELING
PRESSURE REFUEL WITH AUTOMATIC
43. AMM 12-11-28-650-003 SGH
CONTROL
PRESSURE REFUEL WITH MANUAL
44. AMM 12-11-28-650-004 SGH
CONTROL
PRESSURE REFUEL WITHOUT ELECTRICAL
45. AMM 12-11-28-650-005 SGH
POWER
PROCEDURE TO USE THE FQIC INPUT
46. PARAMETERS TO FIND THE PITCH AND AMM 12-11-28-860-002 M/P
ROLL DATA
USE OF MAGNETIC LEVEL INDICATORS
47. AMM 12-11-28-650-007 SGH
(MLI)
48. PRESSURE DEFUELING AMM 28-25-00-650-001 SGH
49. FUEL TRANSFER AMM 28-25-00-869-001 SGH
A.4 REPLACEMENT OF WHEEL ASSEMBLIES
50. TIRE MIXABILITY PRECAUTIONS AMM 32-41-00-910-001 MP
51. WHEELS- INSPECTION/CHECK AMM 32-41-00-06 IC
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE MLG AMM 32-41-11-000/400-
52. RI
WHEEL 006-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE NLG AMM 32-41-12-000/400-
53. RI
WHEEL 001
A.5 REPLACEMENT OF BRAKE UNITS
54. BRAKE – INSPECTION/ CHECK AMM 32-42-27-06 IC
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE BRAKE AMM 32-42-27-000/400-
55. RI
ASSEMBLY 001
A.6 REPLACEMENT OF SIMPLE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT (EXCEPT PORTABLE ELT)
REPLACEMENT OF THE MEGAPHONE
56. AMM 25-65-51-920-001 RI
BATTERIES
57. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE MEGAPHONE AMM 25-65-51-710-002 FT
58. LIFE VEST- REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 25-66-52-04 RI
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VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE FIRST AID
59. AMM 25-64-00-200-001 GVI
EQUIPMENT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE
60. AMM 35-32-52-04 RI
PROTECTIVE BREATHING EQUIPMENT
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE PORTABLE
61. AMM 26-24-00-210-001 IC
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
CHECK PRESSURE GAUGE READING
62. AMM 26-24-00-210-002 GVI
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE PORTABLE
63. AMM 35-30-00-06 IC
OXYGEN
A.7 REPLACEMENT OF OVENS, BOILERS AND BEVERAGE
64. OVEN - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 25-35-19-04 RI
65. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE OVEN AMM 25-35-00-710-015-A OT
66. WATER BOILER - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 25-35-27-04 RI
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WATER
67. AMM 25-35-00-710-023-A OT
BOILER/ HEATER
A.8 REPLACEMENT OF CABIN LIGHTS AND EXTERNAL LAMP, BULB, LENS
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE COCKPIT
68. AMM 33-12-11-04 R/I
DOME LIGHT
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE MAP
69. AMM 33-12-13-04 R/I
TABLE LIGHTS
ALTERNATE:
70. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE AMM 33-12-15-04 R/I
CONSOLE AND BRIEFCASE LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE MAIN
INSTRUMENT-PANEL LIGHTS AND PANEL AMM 33-12-13-04 R/I
CENTER-LIGHT
71.
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CENTER AMM 33-12-14-04 R/I
PEDESTAL LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LAMP IN AMM 33-41-11-000/400-
R/I
THE WINGTIP NAVIGATION LIGHT 002
72. ALTERNATE
AMM 33-41-15-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LAMP(S) R/I
002
OF THE TAIL NAVIGATION LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LANDING AMM 33-42-11-000/400-
73. R/I
LIGHT LAMP 002
REPLACEMENT OF THE LAMP OF THE
AMM 33-43-11-960-002 R/I
74. RUNWAY TURNOFF LIGHT
ALTERNATE: AMM 33-46-11-960-001 R/I

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REPLACEMENT OF THE LAMP IN THE TAKE
OFF LIGHT
ALTERNATE:
REPLACEMENT OF THE LAMP IN THE TAXI AMM 33-46-12-960-001 R/I
LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LOGO
75. AMM 33-47-11-04 R/I
LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FLASH
AMM 33-48-11-04 OR
76. TUBE ASSEMBLY OF THE UPPER/ LOWER R/I
AMM 33-48-12-04
BEACON LIGHT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE TAIL
AMM 33-48-13-04 R/I
CONE STROBE-LIGHT
77. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STROBE AMM 33-48-14-04 R/I
LIGHT
CABIN EMERGENCY LIGHTS - LAMP
AMM 33-51-11-04 R/I
REPLACEMENT
ALTERNATE:
CABIN WALL-MOUNTED EMERGENCY-EXIT- AMM 33-51-13-04 R/I
78.
MARKERS LAMP REPLACEMENT
ALTERNATE:
REPLACEMENT OF THE EMERGENCY EXIT AMM 33-51-16-04 R/I
SIGN
A.9 REPLACEMENT OF WINDSCREEN WIPER BLADES
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WIPER AMM 30-45-53-000/400-
RI
BLADE 001
79. AMM Subtask 30-45-52-

ALTERNATE: 820-050A OR
A/T
ADJUSTMENT OF THE WIPER ARM AMM Subtask 30-45-52-
820-052A
A.10 REPLACEMENT OF PAX AND CABIN CREW SEATBELTS AND HARNESS
CAPTAIN/ FIRST OFFICER - INSPECTION/
80. AMM 25-11-51-06 I/C
CHECK
81. THIRD OCCUPANT – INSPECTION/ CHECK AMM 25-11-41-06 I/C
82. FOURTH OCCUPANT - INSPECTION/ CHECK AMM 25-11-42-06 I/C
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF CABIN AMM 25-22-41-000/400-
83. R/I
ATTENDANT SEATBELTS 002-A
CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT -
84. AMM 25-22-00-06 I/C
INSPECTION/CHECK
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION OF SEAT
85. ATTACHMENTS, SEAT STRUCTURE, SEAT AMM 25-21-00-210-001-A DI
BELTS, BUCKLES AND BAGGAGE BAR
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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE SEAT AMM 25-21-42-000/400-
86. R/I
BELTS - PAX 002
A.11 OPENING AND CLOSING OF COWLINGS AND RE-FITMENT OF QUICK ACCESSS
INSPECTION PANELS
OPEN/ CLOSE THE FAN COWL DOORS AMM 71-13-00-010/410-
87. MP
(CFM56) 040
OPEN/ CLOSE THE FAN COWL DOORS AMM 71-13-00-010/410-
88. MP
(PW1100) 802
OPEN/ CLOSE THE THRUST REVERSER AMM 78-36-00-010/410-
89. MP
DOORS (CFM56) 040
OPEN/ CLOSE THE THRUST REVERSER AMM 78-36-00-010/410-
90. MP
DOORS (PW1100) 802
OPEN/ CLOSE THE AVIONICS AMM 52-41-00-010/410-
91. MP
COMPARTMENT DOORS 002
AMM 32-12-00-010/410-
92. OPEN/ CLOSE THE MAIN GEAR DOOR MP
001
AMM 32-22-00-010/410-
93. OPEN/ CLOSE THE NOSE GEAR DOOR MP
001
AMM 52-41-00-010/410-
94. OPEN/ CLOSE THE APU DOORS MP
001
A.12 REPLACEMENT OF TOILET SYSTEM COMPONENTS (EXCLUDE GATE/ FLUSH VALVES)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WATER
95. AMM 38-12-41-04 R/I
FAUCET
TOILET DEACTIVATION: MANUAL SHUT-OFF
96. AMM 38-12-00-01 D/R
VALVE CLOSURE
CLEAN FILTER ELEMENT OF WASHBASIN
97. AMM 38-32-00-100-002-A SGH
DRAIN VALVES
98. AMM 25-45-13-04 R/I
LAVATORY MIRROR
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE SOAP
99. AMM 25-45-14-04 R/I
DISPENSER
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE TOILET
100. AMM 25-45-22-04 R/I
SHROUD AND THE SEAT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WASTE
AMM 25-45-15-04 R/I
CHUTE FLAP
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ASH AMM 25-45-16-04 R/I
101.
TRAY
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF ACCESS AMM 25-45-18-04 R/I
DOOR

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A.13 REPLACEMENT OF CABIN FURNISHING ITEM, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PLACARDS
LINING PANELS - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 25-13-41-04 R/I
ALTERNATE:
THE UPPER SIDEWALL PANEL(S) - AMM 25-23-43-04 R/I
102. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
ALTERNATE:
LOWER SIDEWALL-PANELS (DADO PANELS) AMM 25-23-44-04 R/I
- REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
REPLACEMENT OF THE DECOMPRESSION
103. AMM 25-68-41-960-001 R/I
PANELS
PANEL-COVE LIGHT - REMOVAL/
104. AMM 25-23-48-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
105. CURTAINS - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 25-26-41-04 R/I
COVERING - FLOOR, TEXTILE – REMOVAL/
106. AMM 25-28-41-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
107. REPLACEMENT OF SEAT CUSHION, COVER Standard Practice R/I
ADJUSTMENT OF THE OVERHEAD

108. AMM 25-24-00-710-001 R/I
STOWAGE-COMPARTMENT DOORS
AMM 11-00-00-02 CONF
109. PLACARDS AND MARKINGS M
00
A.14 REPLACEMENT OF STATIC WICKS
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STATIC AMM 23-61-41-000/400-
110. RI
DISCHARGER 001
A.15 REPLACEMENT OF BATTERIES
111. AMM 24-38-51-000-001 RI
BATTERIES
A.16 REPLACEMENT OF IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM (EXCLUDE PUBLIC
ADDRESS)
INTEGRATED PRERECORDED AMM 23-32-36-000/400-
RI
ANNOUNCEMENT AND BOARDING MUSIC 001
(PRAM) FLASHCARD
112. ALTERNATE:
HOT PLUG REPLACEMENT OF THE
INTEGRATED PRERECORDED AMM 23-32-36-960-001 RI
ANNOUNCEMENT AND BOARDING MUSIC
(PRAM)
A.17 ROUTINE LUBRICATION AND REPLENISHMENT OF ALL SYSTEM FLUID AND GASES &
GROUND HANDLING
OPENING/ CLOSING OF THE AMM 52-10-00-010/410-
113. M/P
PASSENGER/CREW DOOR 001
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SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS BEFORE WORK ON
114. AMM 52-10-00-860-001 M/P
THE PASSENGER/ CREW DOOR
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS AFTER WORK ON
115. AMM 52-10-00-860-002 M/P
THE PASSENGER/ CREW DOOR
OPEN/ CLOSE THE FWD OR AFT CARGO-
AMM 52-30-00-860-
116. COMPARTMENT DOOR WITH THE YELLOW M/P
001/002
ELECTRIC PUMP
OPEN/ CLOSE THE FWD OR AFT CARGO-
AMM 52-30-00-860-
117. COMPARTMENT DOOR WITH THE HAND M/P
003/004
PUMP
ENERGIZE THE GROUND SERVICE
118. AMM 24-42-00-861-001 M/P
NETWORK FROM THE EXTERNAL POWER
DE-ENERGIZE THE GROUND SERVICE
119. NETWORK SUPPLIED FROM THE EXTERNAL AMM 24-42-00-862-001 M/P
POWER
CHECK RESERVOIR AIR PRESSURE ON
120. AMM 29-10-00-200-002 GVI
RESERVOIR GAUGE
CHECK FLUID LEVEL ON RESERVOIR
121. AMM 29-10-00-200-001 GVI
INDICATORS
FILL THE HYDRAULIC FLUID RESERVOIR
122. AMM 12-12-29-611-001 SGH
WITH A HAND PUMP
CHECK NITROGEN CHARGE PRESSURE ON
123. AMM 29-10-00-200-008 GVI
HYDRAULIC POWER ACCUMULATORS
CHECK OF THE OIL LEVEL AND OIL-FILTER
124. AMM 24-21-00-210-046 SGH
DIFFERENTIAL-PRESSURE INDICATOR (IDG)
IDG SERVICING - FILLING OF THE IDG WITH
125. OIL OR ADDITION OF OIL AFTER A LEVEL AMM 12-13-24-612-041-A SGH
CHECK
CHECK OIL LEVEL AND REPLENISH, CHECK
126. AMM 12-13-79-610-002 SGH
POP OUT INDICATOR OF EMCD (CFM56)
127. ENGINE OIL SERVICING (PW1100) AMM 12-13-79-612-803 SGH
PRESSURIZATION OF THE BLEED SYSTEM
128. AMM 36-12-00-860-001 M/P
WITH THE APU
PRESSURIZATION OF THE BLEED SYSTEM
129. AMM 36-12-00-860-002 M/P
THROUGH THE HP GROUND CONNECTOR
PRE-CONDITIONING THROUGH THE LP
130. AMM 12-33-21-600-001 SGH
GROUND CONNECTION
DRAIN AND REPLENISH OIL SYSTEM AIR
131. AMM 12-13-80-610-001 SGH
STARTER (CFM56)
NITROGEN FILLING OF THE YELLOW
132. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, BRAKE PRESSURE AMM 12-14-32-614-002 SGH
ACCUMULATOR

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133. AMM 12-24-38-680-001 SGH
SYSTEM (WITH ELECTRICAL POWER)
134. AMM 12-24-38-680-002 SGH
SYSTEM (WITHOUT ELECTRICAL POWER)
135. SERVICING OF THE TOILET SYSTEM AMM 12-16-38-613-001 SGH
(AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL POWER AMM 12-15-38-613-001 SGH
AVAILABLE)
136. ALTERNATE:
FILL THE POTABLE WATER TANK SYSTEM AMM 12-15-38-613-002 SGH
(AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL POWER NOT
AVAILABLE)
FILL THE HYDRAULIC POWER
137. AMM 12-14-29-614-001 SGH
ACCUMULATORS WITH NITROGEN
AMM 12-22-27-03 OR
AMM 12-22-29-03 OR
AMM 12-22-32-03 OR
138. AIRCRAFT LUBRICATION AMM 12-22-52-03 OR SGH
AMM 12-22-53-03 OR
AMM 12-22-55-03 OR
AMM 12-22-56-03
A.18 AIRCRAFT TOWING
TOWING WITH THE NOSE GEAR FROM THE
139. AMM 09-10-00-584-002-A MP
FRONT
TOWING BY THE NOSE LANDING GEAR
140. FROM THE FRONT WITH A TOWBAR (ON AMM 09-10-00-584-008-A MP
BATTERIES ONLY)
A.19 WEEKLY CHECK
141. CHECK IDG OIL LEVEL AMM 24-21-00-210-046 I/C
DRAIN WATER CONTENT FROM FUEL
142. AMM 12-32-28-281-001-A SGH
TANKS
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF EMERGENCY
143. AMM 24-24-00-710-001 FOT
GENERATOR SYSTEM
144. VISUAL CHECK OF CARGO COMPARTMENT AMM 25-50-00-200-002 GVI
145. CLEANING OF CARGO COMPARTMENT AMM 12-21-12-100-007 SGH
146. DETAILED INSPECTION OF CARGO NETS AMM 25-50-00-200-025 DI

147. CLEANING OF DISPLAY UNITS AMM 31-63-22-100-001 SGH
CHECK EMERGENCY CYLINDER/
148. AMM 52-10-00-210-004 I/C
ACCUMULATOR PRESSURE - PAX DOOR

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CHECK EMERGENCY CYLINDER/
149. AMM 52-22-00-200-001 I/C
ACCUMULATOR PRESSURE - EMER EXIT
150. VISUAL CHECK OF PASSENGER SEATS AMM 25-21-00-210-001-A GVI
CLEAN VACCUM WASTE LINES WITH
151. CHEMICAL CLEANING AGENT AND AMM 38-31-00-100-018 SGH
CRUSHED ICE
AMM 31-36-00-000/400-
152. REPLACE FDIMU/ PCMCIA R/I
001
153. CHECK APU OIL LEVEL AND REPLENISH AMM 12-13-49-612-001 SGH
154. RECORD APU HOURS & CYCLES AMM 49-70-00-00 M/P
AMM 05-21-20-200-002
VISUAL INSPECTION OF LANDING GEAR
155. OR GVI
BAYS
AMM 05-21-40-200-003
PRINTOUT OF THE ENGINE/APU HOURS
AND CYCLES STORED IN THE FLIGHT DATA
156. AMM 31-36-00-740-015-A M/P
INTERFACE AND MANAGEMENT UNIT
(FDIMU)
157. REPLENISH OF THE OIL FROM THE IDG AMM 12-13-24-680-040-A SGH
A.20 APU START AND SHUTDOWN

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR THE
158. AMM 49-00-00-02 M/P
OPERATION OF THE APU
159. SELF-TEST OF THE ECB AMM 49-00-00-05 FOT
160. APU START BY EXTERNAL POWER AMM 49-00-00-02 M/P
161. APU START BY BATTERIES AMM 49-00-00-02 M/P
162. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE APU AMM 49-00-00-05 FOT
163. APU SHUTDOWN BY EXTERNAL POWER AMM 49-00-00-02 M/P
164. APU SHUTDOWN BY BATTERIES AMM 49-00-00-02 M/P
A.21 RAISE AND CLEAR DEFECT OF ATA 11 & 25
RAISING NON-AIRWORTHINESS DEFECT OF
165. VJC Procedure MEL
ATA 11
CLEARING NON-AIRWORTHINESS DEFECT
OF ATA 11
RAISING NON-AIRWORTHINESS DEFECT OF
ATA 25
CLEARING NON-AIRWORTHINESS DEFECT
OF ATA 25
PLACARDS AND MARKINGS WHICH
169. DISPLAYED/ INSTRUCTED/ DESCRIBED MEL 11-01-01A MEL
AIRCRAFT SYSTEM OPERATION

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LIMITATION, EMERGENCY/ SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS, CAUTIONS
OTHER PLACARD AND MARKING

170. EXCLUDING PLACARDS INSTALLED TO MEL 11-01-01B MEL
COVER HOIST POINTS
SURVIVAL KIT MEL 25-62-05 MEL
ALTERNATE: FIRST AID KIT MEL 25-64-01 MEL
171.
ALTERNATE:
MEL 25-66-02A MEL
SUPPLEMENTARY LIFE RAFT
172. EMERGENCY MEDICAL KIT MEL 25-64-02 MEL
COCKPIT FLASHLIGHT MEL 25-65-01 MEL
173.
ALTERNATE: CABIN FLASHLIGHT MEL 25-65-02 MEL
174. FIREPROOF GLOVES MEL 25-65-06 MEL
175. MEGAPHONE MEL 25-65-07 MEL
176. ADULT LIFEVEST MEL 25-66-01A MEL
INFANT LIFEVEST AND SAFETY BELT MEL 25-66-01B MEL
177. ALTERNATE:
MEL 25-66-01C MEL
SPARE LIFEVEST
END

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2) A320/A321 CAT B1 OJT TASKS

ATA 05
FLUID LEAK MEASUREMENT-MAINTENANCE
1. AMM 05-50-00-790-001-A M/P
PRACTICES
QUICK DISPATCH GUIDE AND CROSS-
2. AMM 05-50-00-040-002-A M/P
REFERENCES
INSPECTION AFTER HARD OR HARD
OVERWEIGHT LANDING FOR AIRCRAFT
AMM 05-51-11-200-004-B I/C
WITH ENHANCED DMU/FDIMU LOAD
REPORT 15
ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION AFTER FLAP/ SLAT
AMM 05-51-13-200-001-A I/C
EXTENSION AT MORE THAN THE FLAP/
SLAT LIMITING SPEED
ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION OF THE AIRCRAFT AFTER A AMM 05-51-14-200-803-A I/C
3. BIRD STRIKE
ALTERNATE:
AMM 05-51-18-200-001-A I/C
INSPECTION AFTER LIGHTNING STRIKE
ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION AFTER LIGHTNING STRIKE
AMM 05-51-18-200-802-A I/C
FOR QUICK RELEASE OF THE AIRCRAFT
FOR A MAXIMUM OF 200 FLIGHT CYCLES
ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION OF THE ENGINE AFTER A BIRD AMM 05-51-19-200-001-A I/C
STRIKE OR SLUSH INGESTION
4. AIRFRAME VIBRATION TSM 05-50-00-810-801-A T/S
ATA 07
LIFTING FOR AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
AMM 07-11-00-581-001-A MP
OPERATIONS
5. ALTERNATE:
LIFTING OF THE AIRCRAFT AT THE
AMM 07-11-00-581-003-A MP
FORWARD JACKING POINT, MLG WHEELS
ON THE GROUND
LOWERING OF THE AIRCRAFT FOR
AMM 07-11-00-586-002-A MP
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
6. ALTERNATE:
LOWERING OF THE AIRCRAFT AT AMM 07-11-00-586-001-A MP
FORWARD JACKING POINT, MLG WHEELS
ON THE GROUND
ATA 08
7. WEIGHING AND BALANCING AMM 08-10-00-200-001-A MP
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ALTERNATE:
AMM 08-21-00-200-001-
QUICK LEVELING PROCEDURE WITH THE MP
A02
ADIRU
ALTERNATE:
AMM 08-21-00-200-001-
QUICK LEVELING WITH A SPIRIT LEVEL IN MP
A01
THE FWD CARGO COMPARTMENT
ALTERNATE:
AMM 08-21-00-200-001-
QUICK LEVELING WITH A SPIRIT LEVEL IN MP
A03
THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT
ATA 10
PARKING AND STORAGE PROCEDURE AMM 10-10-00-550-801-A MP
ALTERNATE:
AMM 10-11-00-555-804-A MP
PARKING PERIODIC GROUND CHECKS
ALTERNATE:
AMM 10-12-00-553-802-A MP
STORAGE PERIODIC GROUND CHECKS
8.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 10-30-00-554-
RETURN TO OPERATION AFTER A IC
005/804-A
STORAGE/PARKING PERIOD
ALTERNATE: AMM 10-20-00-02 CONF
M/P
MOORING 00
ATA 11
INSTALLATION OF THE METAL
AMM 11-00-00-400-011-A MP
IDENTIFICATION PLATES
9. ALTERNATE:
INSTALLATION OF THE LABELS ON AMM 11-00-00-400-012-A MP
LANDING GEAR
10. APPLY MARKING PAINT WITH STENCILS AMM 11-00-00-370-003-A MP
ATA 12
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF NLG SHOCK
AMM 12-12-32-610-002-
11. ABSORBER CHARGE PRESSURE AND FLUID SGH
A/A01
LEVEL
NLG SHOCK ABSORBER OIL
REPLENISHMENT AND NITROGEN FILLING AMM 12-12-32-611-001-A SGH
(AIRCRA FT ON WHEELS)
12. ALTERNATE
NLG SHOCK ABSORBER OIL
AMM 12-12-32-611-005-A SGH
REPLENISHMENT AND NITROGEN FILLING
(AIRCRAFT ON JACKS)
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF MLG SHOCK
13. AMM 12-12-32-611-004-A SGH
ABSORBER FLUID LEVEL

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HYDRAULIC REPLENISHMENT OF THE MLG
14. AMM 12-12-32-611-008-A SGH
TWO-STAGE SHOCK ABSORBER
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF MLG SHOCK
15. AMM 12-14-32-614-003-A SGH
ABSORBER CHARGE PRESSURE
CHECK OF THE NLG SHOCK ABSORBER
16. AMM 12-14-32-614-004-A SGH
CHARGE-PRESSURE
REPLENISH PCU GEARBOX TO CONFIRM
AMM 12-13-27-612-002-A SGH
FLUID LEVEL
17. ALTERNATE
OIL REPLENISHMENT OF THE SLAT PCU AMM 12-13-27-612-003-A SGH
GEARBOX
18. ANALYZE HYDRAULIC FLUID AMM 12-32-29-281-001-A SGH
SAMPLE FUEL FOR MICROBIOLOGICAL
AMM 12-32-28-281-003-A SGH
CONTAMINATION ANALYSIS
ALTERNATE
19. TEST OF FUEL FOR MICROBIOLOGICAL
CONTAMINATION DURING PARKING AND AMM 12-32-28-281-806-A SGH
STORAGE WHEN BIOCIDE IS NOT
AVAILABLE
ATA 20
20. TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR PIPES UNIONS AMM 20-21-12-911-001-A MP
TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR FLIGHT
21. AMM 20-21-13-911-001-A MP
CONTROL THREADED FASTENERS
TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR OXYGEN
22. AMM 20-21-14-911-001-A MP
UNIONS
TIGHTENING TORQUES FOR ELECTRICAL
23. AMM 20-21-15-912-001-A MP
COMPONENT FASTENERS
CIRCUIT BREAKERS-MAINTENANCE
24. AMM 20-16-00-912-001-A MP
PRACTICES
INSTALLATION AND REPAIR OF HYDRAULIC
25. AMM 20-23-11-917-002-A MP
LINES
ESPM 20-52-21-760-000-
26. AIRCRAFT WIRING CONTINUITY TESTS IC
002
27. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF AN O-RING AMM 20-29-00-911-002-A MP
SRM 51-24-00
28. ULTILIZATION OF SEALANT SEALANT TECHNICAL MP
DATA SHEET
29. SEALANT REPAIR SRM 51-76 MP
ATA 21
DISCARD FILTER ELEMENTS OF
30. AMM 21-21-41-920-002-A SGH
RECIRCULATION SYSTEM

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OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CABIN
31. AMM 21-21-00-710-001-A OT
RECIRCULATION FANS
DISCARD LAVATORY AIR EXTRACTION
AMM 21-23-00-600-001-A SGH
FILTER ELEMENT
32.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 21-26-43-920-001-A R/I
DISCARD FILTER CARTRIDGE
CONFIGURATION OF THE AVIONICS
33. AMM 21-26-00-860-001-A MP
COMPARTMENT VENTILATION SYSTEM
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF THE AMM 21-26-00-040/440-
DR
SKIN EXCHANGER INLET BYPASS VALVE 001-A
ALTERNATE
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF THE
AMM 21-26-00-040/440-
SKIN AIR OUTLET VALVE IN THE CLOSED DR
002-A
POSITION WITH THE INTERNAL FLAP IN THE
OPEN POSITION
34. ALTERNATE
AMM 21-26-00-040/440-
DEACTIVATION OF THE CONDITIONED- AIR DR
003-A
INLET VALVE
ALTERNATE
AMM 21-26-00-040/440-
DEACTIVATION OF THE SKIN AIR INLET DR
004-A
VALVE
ALTERNATE
AMM 21-26-00-040/440-
DEACTIVATION OF THE SKIN-EXCHANGER DR
016-A
ISOLATION VALVE
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE AVIONICS AMM 21-26-00-710-001-
OT
EQUIPMENT VENTILATION- SYSTEM A/A01
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF OVERRIDE AMM 21-26-00-710-002-A OT
FUNCTION
35. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF SMOKE AMM 21-26-00-710-003-A OT
CONFIGURATION CONTROL CIRCUIT
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF DITCHING AMM 21-26-00-710-004-A OT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE AFT CARGO-
36. AMM 21-28-00-710-006-A OT
COMPARTMENT VENTILATION-SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL TEST OF MANUAL MODE
SELECTION AND MANUAL MODE
37. AMM 21-31-00-710-003-A FOT
PRESSURE CONTROL AND FUNCTIONAL
TEST OF MANUAL MODE CABIN

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ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PRESSURE AMM 21-31-00-710-002-A
CONTROL AND MONITORING
ALTERNATE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RESIDUAL AMM 21-31-00-710-802-A FOT
PRESSURE CONTROL UNIT (RPCU)
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE OUTFLOW AMM 21-31-00-710-004-A FOT
VALVE CLOSING IN DITCHING
CONFIGURATION
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE CABIN
38. AMM 21-31-34-04 RI
PRESSURE CONTROLLER
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE PRIMARY
AMM 21-52-25-04 RI
HEAT EXCHANGER
ALTERNATE
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE MAIN AMM 21-52-26-04 RI
HEAT EXCHANGER
39. ALTERNATE
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE AMM 21-52-31-04 RI
REHEATER
ALTERNATE
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE AMM 21-52-32-04 RI
CONDENSER
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF THE AIR
40. AMM 21-51-00-04 DR
CONDITIONING PACK
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PACK
41. AMM 21-61-00-710-001-A FOT
TEMPERATURE- CONTROL SYSTEM
AMM 21-61-11-000/400-
COMPRESSOR OUTLET - TEMPERATURE RI
001-A
SENSOR
ALTERNATE
AMM 21-61-13-000/400-
42. REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE WATER- RI
001-A
EXTRACTOR TEMPERATURE SENSORS
ALTERNATE
AMM 21-61-15-000/400-
REMOVAL OF THE PACK OUTLET - RI
001-A
TEMPERATURE SENSORS
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE COCKPIT AND
CABIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL WITHOUT AMM 21-63-00-720-001-A FT
CFDS/ MCDU.
43. ALTERNATE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE COCKPIT AND
AMM 21-63-00-710-004-A OT
CABIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL WITH
CFDS/ MCDU

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TS ECAM WARNING: AIR PACK 1/2 REGUL TSM 21-51-00 OR
FAULT TSM 21-61-00
ALTERNATE: TSM 21-51-00 OR
44. TS
TS MAINTENANCE STATUS: TEMP CTL 1/2 TSM 21-61-00
ALTERNATE: TSM 21-51-00 OR
TS ECAM WARNING: AIR PACK 1/2 FAULT TSM 21-61-00
TSM 21-61-00 OR
TS ECAM WARNING: PACK 1/2 OVERHEAT
TSM 21-63-00
ALTERNATE:
45. TS FAILURE MESSAGE: P1 OUT TEMP TSM 21-61-00 TS
SENSOR
ALTERNATE:
TS FAILURE MESSGAE: P1 COMP TEMP TSM 21-61-00
SENSOR
TS ECAM WARNING: VENT BLOWER FAULT TSM 21-26-00
ALTERNATE:
TSM 21-26-00
TS ECAM WARNING: VENT EXTRACT FAULT
ALTERNATE:
46. TS ECAM WARNING: VENT AVNCS CTL TSM 21-26-00 TS
FAULT
ALTERNATE:
TS ECAM WARNING: VENT SKIN VALVE TSM 21-26-00
FAULT
VENT BLOWER FAULT ALERT MEL 21-09-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-09-02 MEL
VENT EXTRACT FAULT ALERT
ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-01 MEL
AVIONICS BLOWER FAN
47. ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-04 MEL
AVIONICS SKIN AIR OUTLET VALVE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-05 MEL
AVIONICS SKIN AIR INLET VALVE
ALTERNATE:
AVIONICS EQUIPMENT VENTILATION MEL 21-26-10 MEL
COMPUTER
48. AVIONICS EXTRACT FAN MEL 21-26-02 MEL
49. PACK FLOW CONTROL VALVE MEL 21-51-01 MEL

50. AIR CONDITIONING PACK MEL 21-52-01 MEL
51. COCKPIT AND CABIN TRIM AIR VALVE MEL 21-63-02 MEL

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ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-63-03 MEL
HOT AIR PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE
ATA 22
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RUDDER
52. AMM 22-61-00-710-001-A OT
TRAVEL LIMITING FUNCTION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RUDDER TRIM
53. AMM 22-62-00-710-001-A OT
FUNCTION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE YAW DAMPER
54. AMM 22-63-00-710-001-A OT
FUNCTION
55. GROUND SCANNING OF THE AFS AMM 22-91-00-710-001-A OT
56. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE AFS AMM 22-96-00-710-001-A OT
AUTOPILOT (AP) MEL 22-10-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 22-10-02 MEL
57. FLIGHT DIRECTOR (FD)
ALTERNATE:
MEL 22-60-02 MEL
FAC 2
ATA 23
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE HIGH
AMM 23-11-00-710-001-A FOT
FREQUENCY SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
BITE TEST OF THE HIGH FREQUENCY AMM 23-11-00-740-001-A FOT
SYSTEM
58. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE HIGH AMM 23-11-33-04 R/I
FREQUENCY TRANSCEIVER
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE HIGH AMM 23-11-36-04 R/I
FREQUENCY COUPLER
AMM 23-12-00-710-001-A
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE VERY HIGH
OR FOT
FREQUENCY (VHF) SYSTEM
AMM 23-12-00-710-803-A
ALTERNATE
59. REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE VHF AMM 23-12-11-04 R/I
ANTENNAS
ALTERNATE
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE VERY AMM 23-12-33-04 R/I
HIGH FREQUENCY (VHF) TRANSCEIVER
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE MECHANIC
60. AMM 23-42-00-710-001-A FOT
CALL

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OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE COCKPIT
VOICE RECORDER AND THE CVR CHANNEL AMM 23-71-00-710-001-A FOT
RECORDING
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CVR
61. AMM 23-71-00-710-002-A FOT
RECORDING LOGIC INCLUDING TIME DELAY
RELAY
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE AMM 23-71-00-720-001-A FOT
UNDERWATER LOCATOR BEACON
INTERFACE AND POWER-UP TEST OF THE
CABIN INTERCOMMUNICATION DATA AMM 23-73-00-740-005-B FOT
SYSTEM THROUGH THE CFDS
ALTERNATE:
GROUND SCANNING OF THE CABIN AMM 23-73-00-740-012-A FOT
INTERCOMMUNICATION DATA SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CABIN AND AMM 23-73-00-710-003-A FOT
62.
FLIGHT CREW INTERPHONE SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PASSENGER AMM 23-73-00-710-005-A FOT
ADDRESS SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CABIN SIGNS
AMM 23-73-00-710-017-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PASSENGER
CALL SYSTEM
63. CIDS 1(2) MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 23-00-01 MEL
RADIO MANAGEMENT PANEL (RMP) MEL 23-13-01 MEL
64. ALTERNATE:
MEL 23-52-01 MEL
CAPT AND F/O ACP
HEADSET/BOOMSET MEL 23-51-02 MEL
65. ALTERNATE:
MEL 23-73-06-02 MEL
CABIN HANDSET
66. COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM MEL 23-72-01 MEL
ATA 24
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE
INTEGRATED DRIVE GENERATOR-IDG 1(2) AMM 24-21-51-04 RI
(CFM56 OR PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
67.
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE QUICK
AMM 24-21-41-04 RI
ATTACH/DETACH ADAPTER OF THE IDG
(CFM56 OR PW1100)
ALTERNATE AMM 24-21-00-710-040-A SGH
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APPENDICES
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OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE IDG
DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT FUNCTION
- ENGINE STATIC (CFM56
ALTERNATE
AMM 24-21-00-720-041-A SGH
DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT FUNCTION-
ENGINE IN OPERATION (CFM56)
ALTERNATE
AMM 24-21-00-710-803-A OT
DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT FUNCTION
- ENGINE STATIC (PW1100)
ALTERNATE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE IDG AMM 24-21-00-710-803-
OT
DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT FUNCTION A01
- ENGINE IN OPERATION (PW1100)
REMOVE AND DISCARD SCAVENGE AND
AMM 24-21-00-920-040-B OT
CHARGE FILTER ELEMENTS (CFM56)
68. ALTERNATE
REMOVE AND DISCARD SCAVENGE AND AMM 24-21-00-920-802-A OT
CHARGE FILTER ELEMENTS (PW1100)
TORQUE CHECK OF THE IDG QUICK
69. ATTACH/DETACH ADAPTER TENSION-BOLT AMM 24-21-00-210-043-A IC
(CFM56)
TORQUE CHECK OF THE IDG QUICK
70. ATTACH/DETACH ADAPTER TENSION-BOLT AMM 24-21-41-200-802-A IC
(PW1100)
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE APU AMM 24-23-51-000/400-
71. RI
GENERATOR 001-A
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE GAPCU VIA
72. AMM 24-41-00-740-002-B FOT
THE CFDS
TS ECAM WARNING: ELEC STATIC INV
TSM 24-30-00, 24-38-00
FAULT
73. TS
ALTERNATE:
TSM 24-20-00, 24-23-00
TS ECAM WARNING: ELEC APU GEN FAULT
AC MAIN GENERATION MEL 24-22-01 MEL
74. ALTERNATE:
MEL 24-23-01 MEL
AC AUXILIARY GENERATION
ATA 25
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE CAPTAIN/ AMM 25-11-51-000/400-
RI
FIRST OFFICER SEAT 001-A
75. ALTERNATE
AMM 25-21-41-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF PASSENGER RI
001-A
SEATS

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ALTERNATE
AMM 25-22-41-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WALL- RI
001-A
MOUNTED CABIN-ATTENDANT SEATS
ALTERNATE
AMM 25-22-42-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FREE- RI
001-A
STANDING CABIN-ATTENDANT SEAT
ALTERNATE
AMM 25-22-43-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CABIN RI
001-A
ATTENDANT SWIVEL-SEAT
76. OVERHEAD STOWAGE COMPARTMENTS AMM 25-24-41-04 RI
OR COMPONENTS
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ESCAPE-
AMM 25-62-44-04
SLIDE-RAFT PACK-ASSEMBLY
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF OFFWING AMM 25-62-42-04
77. RI
ESCAPE SLIDE
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF ESCAPE AMM 25-62-47-04
SLIDE DOOR 2 & 3
INFLATION RESERVOIR FOR THE OFFWING AMM 25-62-46-04 RI
ESCAPE SLIDE
78.
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ESCAPE- AMM 25-62-49-04 RI
SLIDE INFLATION RESERVOIR DOOR 2 & 3
CABIN DOOR SLIDE PERMANENTLY
INDICATED ARMED ON THE DOOR/ OXY SD MEL 25-07-01 MEL
PAGE.
79.
CABIN DOOR SLIDE PERMANENTLY
INDICATED NOT ARMED ON THE DOOR/ MEL 25-07-02 MEL
OXY SD PAGE
CABIN OVERWING EXIT SLIDE
PERMANENTLY
MEL 25-07-03 MEL
INDICATED ARMED ON THE DOOR/ OXY SD
PAGE
80. ALTERNATE:
CABIN OVERWING EXIT SLIDE
PERMANENTLY MEL 25-07-04 MEL
INDICATED NOT ARMED ON THE DOOR/
OXY SD PAGE
PILOT SEAT OTHER MANUAL
MEL 25-11-04 MEL
81. ADJUSTMENTS.
ALTERNATE: MEL 25-11-06 MEL

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PILOT SEAT SHOULDER HARNESS
ALTERNATE:
MEL 25-20-02 MEL
PASSENGER SEAT BACKREST
82. CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT MEL 25-20-09 MEL
CARGO COMPARTMENT RESTRAINT
83. MEL 25-50-06 MEL
COMPONENTS
84. CABIN DOOR SLIDE OR SLIDE RAFT MEL 25-62-01 MEL
ATA 26
85. OPERATIONAL CHECK OF LOOP/ SQUIB AMM 26-12-00-710-001-A FOT
86. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE AVIONICS
AMM 26-15-00-710-001-A FOT
SMOKE DETECTION
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF CARGO-
87. COMPARTMENT SMOKE-DETECTION BY AMM 26-16-00-710-802-A FOT
CFDS
88. REMOVE CARGO COMPARTMENT SMOKE
AMM 26-16-15-100-001 R/I
DETECTORS FOR CLEANING
89. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE LAVATORY
AMM 26-17-00-710-001-A FOT
SMOKE-DETECTION SYSTEM
90. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ENGINE
AMM 26-21-41-04 R/I
FIRE- EXTINGUISHER BOTTLE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF APU AUTO- FIRE-
EXTING. CIRCUIT AND THE APU LP FUEL-
91. VALVE OPERATION USING EACH INDIV. AMM 26-22-00-710-002-A FOT
MOTOR IN TURN AND TEST APU EMERG.
SHUTDOWN CIRCUIT
92. VISUAL CHECK OF FIRE EXTINGUISHER
AMM 26-25-00-200-005 GVI
BOTTLE PRESSURE READING
93. TSM 26-12-00-02 CONF
ENGINE 1 (2) FIRE LOOP A (B) T/S
00
MEL 26-12-01 OR
MEL 26-12-02 OR
94. ENG FIRE DECT LOOP A B MEL 26-12-03 OR MEL
MEL 26-12-04
95. APU FIRE EXTINGUISHER OVERPRESSURE
MEL 26-22-02A MEL
INDICATION (RED DISC)
ATA 27
96. AMM 27-14-00-04 DR
AILERON SERVO CONTROL
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF AILERON
AMM 27-14-51-04 RI
SERVO CONTROL
97. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF RUDDER AMM 27-24-51-04 RI
SERVO CONTROL

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ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF ELEVATOR AMM 27-34-51-04 RI
SERVO CONTROL
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF TENSION
AMM 27-21-00-220-002 I/C
REGULATOR (POINTER WITHIN THE LIMITS)
98. FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF POINTER ON
TENSION COMPENSATOR (SCALE WITHIN AMM 27-41-00-220-001 I/C
LIMITS)
LUBRICATION OF RUDDER PEDAL
99. AMM 27-21-43-600-001 M/P
ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM
CHECK RUDDER SERVOCONTROL AND
HINGE BEARINGS FOR EXCESSIVE PLAY AMM 27-24-00-200-001 I/C
AND CONDITION
ALTERNATE:
CHECK ELEVATOR SERVOCONTROL AND
AMM 27-34-00-200-001 I/C
100. HINGE BEARINGS FOR EXCESSIVE PLAY
AND CONDITION
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE JAMMING
AMM 27-44-00-710-001 FOT
PROTECTION DEVICE OF THE TRIMMABLE
HORIZONTAL STABILIZER ACTUATOR
VISUAL CHECK OF THS ACTUATOR
101. AMM 27-44-51-210-002 I/C
THREADED NUT (FAIL SAFE NUT)
CHECK OIL LEVEL OF THS ACTUATOR
102. AMM 27-44-51-210-004 SGH
GEARBOX.
DETAILED INSPECTION OF THS ACTUATOR
103. BALL SCREW NUT BODY AND SCREW AND AMM 27-44-51-220-001 DI
CLAW STOPS
DETAILED INSPECTION OF UPPER AND
104. LOWER THS ACTUATOR ATTACHMENT AMM 27-44-51-220-002 DI
(PRIMARY AND SECONDARY)
CHECK INTEGRITY OF THS ACTUATOR
105. BALL SCREW SHAFT (PRIMARY AND AMM 27-44-51-280-001 I/C
SECONDARY LOAD PATH)
106. OPERATIONAL CHECK OF WTB/ POB AMM 27-51-00-710-001 FOT
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF FLAP
107. INTERCONNECTING STRUT AND FLAP AMM 27-51-00-710-002 FOT
DISCONNECT PROXIMITY SENSORS
DETAILED INSPECTION OF
108. INTERCONNECTING STRUT AND AMM 27-51-44-200-001 DI
ATTACHMENTS
CHECK OF FLAPS TRANSMISSION
SHAFTING INTEGRITY, INCLUDING AMM 27-54-00-210-002 I/C
109.
INSPECTION OF SEAL WITNESS DRAINS.
ALTERNATE: AMM 27-84-00-210-002 I/C
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CHECK OF SLATS TRANSMISSION
SHAFTING INTEGRITY, INCLUDING
INSPECTION OF SEAL WITNESS DRAINS
ECAM WARINING: ELAC#2 PITCH FAULT TSM 27-00-00 OR
110. T/S
ALTERNATE: ELAC FAULT TSM 27-10-00
TSM 27-00-00 OR
TSM 27-40-00 OR
MAINTENANCE STATUS: F/CTL TSM 27-81-00 OR T/S
TSM 27-90-00 OR
TSM 27-92-00
TSM 27-10-00 OR
111. ALTERNATE: TSM 27-90-00 OR T/S
ECAM WARNING: F/CTL AIL SERVO FAULT
TSM27-93-00
ALTERNATE:
TSM 27-51-00 T/S
ECAM WARNING: F/CTL FLAP SYS 1 FAULT
ALTERNATE:
TSM 27-81-00 T/S
ECAM WARNING: F/CTL SLAT SYS 1 FAULT
TSM 27-51-00 OR
112. MAINTENANCE STATUS: SFCS T/S
TSM 27-81-00
113. FLCTL MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 27-00-01 MEL
114. ELEVATOR SERVO-CONTROL. MEL 27-34-01 MEL
SFCC FLAP CHANNEL MEL 27-51-01 MEL
115. ALTERNATE:
MEL 27-81-01 MEL
SFCC SLAT CHANNEL.
116. ELAC 1 MEL 27-93-01 MEL
SEC 1 MEL 27-94-01 MEL
117. ALTERNATE:
MEL 27-94-02 MEL
SEC 2
118. RUBBER SEAL UNDER SLAT CDL 27-07 CDL
119. SEAL BETWEEN INBOARD AND OUTBOARD CDL 27-08 CDL
FLAP
120. SLAT END SEAL AND WEATHER SEAL CDL 27-10 CDL
121. FLAP TRACK MOVEABLE FAIRING SEAL CDL 27-14 CDL
122. FLAP TRACK FIXED FAIRING SEAL CDL 27-15 CDL
ATA 28
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF FUEL PUMP AMM 28-21-51-04
R/I
123. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF APU FUEL AMM 28-22-51-04 R/I
PUMP
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF LP FUEL
124. AMM 28-24-51-04 R/I
VALVE ACTUATOR

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ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF TRANSFER AMM 28-15-51-04 R/I
VALVE ACTUATOR
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF FUEL AMM 28-26-51-04 R/I
CONTROL VALVE ACTUATOR
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE DEFUEL
AMM 28-25-00-710-002-A FOT
SYSTEM
125. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE REFUEL AMM 28-25-00-710-003-A FOT
SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL TEST OF ENG 1 (2) LP FUEL
126. AMM 28-24-00-710-002-A FOT
VALVE
FUEL LEAK FROM AFT PYLON DRAIN
TSM 28-11-00-810- 814-A T/S
PORTS
ALTERNATE:
LEFT WING TANK FUEL PUMP SYSTEM TSM 28-21-00 T/S
MALFUNCTION
ALTERNATE:
REFUEL VALVE FAILS TO CLOSE ON THE TSM 28-25-00-810- 801-A T/S
127.
COMPLETION OF A REFUEL
ALTERNATE:
FUEL SPILLAGE FROM R/H WING NACA TSM 28-25-00-810- 816-A T/S
VENT
ALTERNATE:
FAILURE MESSAGE: FUEL LEVEL SENSING TSM 28-46-00 T/S
L HI LEVEL SENSOR 17QJ1
FUEL USED INDICATION ON THE FUEL SD
MEL 28-07-06 MEL
PAGE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 28-25-01 MEL
128. FUEL QUANTITY PRESELECTOR
ALTERNATE:
FUEL QUANTITY ON THE REFUEL/ DEFUEL MEL 28-25-02 MEL
CONTROL PANEL
LH WING TRANSFER VALVE MEL 28-15-01 MEL
129. ALTERNATE:
MEL 28-15-02 MEL
RH WING TRANSFER VALVE
WING TANK PUMP MEL 28-21-01 MEL
130. ALTERNATE:
MEL 28-21-02 MEL
CENTER TANK PUMP
REFUEL VALVE MEL 28-25-03 MEL
131.

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TRANSFER DEFUEL VALVE
ATA 29
PUT THE RELATED HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IN
132. THE DEPRESSURIZED CONFIGURATION AMM 29-00-00-864-001-A M/P
BEFORE MAINTENANCE ACTION
CHECK OF THE INTERNAL LEAKAGE OF
AMM 29-00-00-280-001-A I/C
THE GREEN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
CHECK OF THE INTERNAL LEAKAGE OF AMM 29-00-00-280-002-A I/C
THE BLUE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
133. ALTERNATE:
THE YELLOW HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
THE POWER TRANSFER UNIT (PTU)
CHECK OF THE EXTERNAL LEAKS OF THE
134. AMM 29-00-00-790-001-A I/C
HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
135. DRAIN THE WATER SEPARATOR AMM 29-14-00-680-001-A SGH
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE GREEN-
AMM 29-11-51-04 R/I
ENGINE PUMP
136. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF YELLOW- AMM 29-13-51-04 R/I
ENGINE PUMP
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE BLUE
AMM 29-12-51-04
ELECTRIC PUMP
137. ALTERNATE: R/I
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF YELLOW AMM 29-24-51-04
ELECTRIC PUMP
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE PRESSURIZING
AMM 29-14-00-720-001-A
SYSTEM OF THE HYDRAULIC RESERVOIRS
138. ALTERNATE: FOT
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF HYDRAULIC FIRE AMM 29-10-00-720-001-A
SHUT OFF VALVES
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF RAT MANUAL
DEPLOYMENT AND FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF
RAT USING GROUND TEST UNIT, AMM 29-22-00-720-003-A FOT
FOLLOWED BY CHECK OF FILTER
139. INDICATOR
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF RAM AIR AMM 29-22-00-710-006-A FOT
TURBINE AUTOMATIC DEPLOYMENT

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ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE MANUAL
AMM 29-22-00-710-007-A FOT
DEPLOYMENT AND THE RETRACTION OF
THE RAM AIR TURBINE
FUNCTIONAL/OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE
140. AMM 29-23-00 PB501 FOT
POWER TRANSFER UNIT
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF RESERVOIR LOW
141. AMM 29-31-00-710-001-A FOT
LEVEL WARNING
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF EDP
142. AMM 29-10-00-710-004-A FOT
DEPRESSURIZATION
LOSS OF THE SYSTEM PRESSURE OF THE TSM 29-10-00-810-801-A
GREEN AND YELLOW HYDRAULIC OR
143. SYSTEMS/ THE GREEN AND BLUE TSM 29-10-00-810-802-A T/S
HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS/ THE BLUE AND OR
YELLOW HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS TSM 29-10-00-810-803-A
PRESSURE INDICATION OUT OF
144. TSM 29-10-00 T/S
TOLERANCE ON DS HYD PAGE
RESERVOIR QUANTITY INDICATION ON THE
MEL 29-07-05 MEL
HYD SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 29-07-06 MEL
RAT INDICATION ON THE HYD SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
145.
SYSTEM LABEL INDICATION ON THE HYD MEL 29-07-07 MEL
SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
SYSTEM PRESSURE INDICATION ON THE MEL 29-07-08 MEL
HYD SD PAGE
ATA 30
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WING ICE-
146. AMM 30-11-00-710-001-A FOT
PROTECTION SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE ENGINE-AIR-
INTAKE ICE-PROTECTION SYSTEM (WITH
AMM 30-21-00-710-002-A FOT
THE ENGINES IN OPERATION) (CFM 56 &
147. PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE NAI VALVE AMM 30-21-00-710-003-A FOT
(CFM56)
CHECK OF THE OPERATION OF THE PROBE
148. AMM 30-31-00-040-001-A D/R
HEATING CHANNEL
REPLACEMENT OF THE RAIN REPELLENT
149. AMM 30-45-42-960-801-A R/I
CAN
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ENGINE AMM 30-21-51-000-041-A
150. R/I
AIR-INTAKE ANTI-ICE VALVE (CFM56) AMM 30-21-51-400-042-A

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AMM 30-21-51-000-802-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE UPPER OR R/I
ANTI-ICE VALVE (PW1100)
AMM 30-21-51-400-802-A
151.
ALTERNATE: AMM 30-21-51-000-803-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LOWER OR R/I
ANTI-ICE VALVE (PW1100) AMM 30-21-51-400-803-A
AMM 30-11-51-000-001-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WING OR
152. R/I
ANTI-ICE CONTROL-VALVE
AMM 30-11-51-400-001-A
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WING ICE-
153. AMM 30-11-00-710-001-A FOT
PROTECTION SYSTEM
154. WING ANTI-ICE CONTROL-VALVE FAILED TSM 30-11-00 T/S
FAILURE OF THE ENGINE AIR INTAKE ANTI-
155. TSM 30-21-00 T/S
ICE VALVE
156. ANTI ICE WING PB-SW FAULT LIGHT MEL 30-01-01-03 MEL
WING ANTI-ICE CONTROL VALVE MEL 30-11-01 MEL
157. ALTERNATE:
MEL 30-21-01 MEL
ENGINE ANTI-ICE VALVE
PROBE HEAT COMPUTER (PHC) MEL 30-31-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 30-31-02 MEL
PITOT HEATER
ALTERNATE:
MEL 30-42-01 MEL
WINDOW HEAT COMPUTER
158.
ALTERNATE:
FIXED LATERAL WINDOW AND SLIDING MEL 30-42-02 MEL
WINDOW HEATING
ALTERNATE:
MEL 30-42-03 MEL
WINDSHIELD HEATING
159. RAIN REPELLENT SYSTEM MEL 30-45-03 MEL
ATA 31
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF COMPUTER-
AMM 31-53-34-04 RI
FLIGHT WARNING
ALTERNATE:
GROUND SCANNING OF THE CENTRAL AMM 31-50-00-710-001 OT
160.
WARNING SYSTEM
ALTERNATE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FLIGHTT AMM 31-50-00-710-002 OT
WARNING COMPUTER
UPDATE OF THE APU HOURS AND CYCLES
161. IN THE FDIMU AFTER APU, ECB OR FDIMU AMM 31-36-00-740-013-A MP
REPLACEMENT

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ALTERNATE:
UPDATE OF THE ENGINE HOURS AND
AMM 31-36-00-740-014-A MP
CYCLES IN THE FLIGHT DATA INTERFACE
AND MANAGEMENT UNIT
ALTERNATE:
PRINTOUT OF THE ENGINE/APU HOURS
AMM 31-36-00-740-015-A MP
AND CYCLES STORED IN THE FLIGHT DATA
INTERFACE AND MANAGEMENT UNIT
162. PROCEDURE TO SET THE CLOCK AMM 31-21-00-750-002-A FOT
163. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE EIS AMM 31-60-00-710-001-A FOT
164. GROUND SCANNING TEST OF THE DMC AMM 31-60-00-740-007-A FOT
READ THE AVIONICS STATUS ON THE
AMM 31-32-00-740-009-A MP
MCDU
165. ALTERNATE:
PROCEDURE FOR THE CLASS 3 FAULT AMM 31-32-00-869-002-A MP
READING
166. ELECTRICAL CLOCK INDICATOR. MEL 31-20-01 MEL
167. PRINTER MEL 31-30-07 MEL
ATA 32
TO CLOSE/ OPEN THE SPARE-SEAL AMM 32-11-13-860-
168. M/P
ACTIVATING-VALVE 001/002-A
169. AMM 32-42-00-04 D/R
BSCU CHANNEL/SYSTEM 1 OR 2
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE NORMAL
AMM 32-42-00-710-001-A FOT
BRAKING SYSTEM
170. ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE NOSE WHEEL AMM 32-51-00-720-003-A FOT
STEERING WITH THE HANDWHEEL
TO SIMULATE GROUND CONFIGURATION
AMM 32-00-00-869-001-A M/P
WITH THE AIRCRAFT ON JACKS
171.
ALTERNATE: AMM 32-00-00-860-001-A/
M/P
FLIGHT CONFIGURATION PRECAUTIONS A01
CONTROL AND INTERFACE UNIT-LANDING
AMM 32-31-71-04 R/I
GEAR REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
ALTERNATE:
172. BITE CHECK OF LANDING-GEAR CONTROL
INTERFACE-UNIT WITH USE OF MCDU TO AMM 32-69-00-740-001-A FOT
ENSURE THAT CONTINUOUS BITE IS
OPERATIVE
CHECK OF THE AFT NOSE-GEAR DOORS
173. AMM 32-22-00-220-002-A I/C
GAPS

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INSPECTION OF THE NLG LEG DOOR
174. ASSEMBLY AND THE SEALS OF THE NLG AMM 32-22-00-210-801 I/C
MAIN AND AFT
175. BITE TEST OF THE BSCU AMM 32-46-00-740-001-A FOT
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE TACHOMETERS
AND THE ANTI-SKID SYSTEM WITH THE AMM 32-42-00-720-002-A FOT
NORMAL BRAKING SYSTEM ON
176.
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE TACHOMETERS AMM 32-42-00-720-003-A FOT
WITH THE AIDS
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF AUTOMATICALLY
177. REACTIVATION OF THE NORMAL BRAKING AMM 32-42-00-720-004-A FOT
MODE WITH THE PARKING BRAKE APPLIED
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF BRAKE
178. AMM 32-44-00-720-002-A FOT
ACCUMULATOR SYSTEM
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF MLG TORQUE LINK
179. AMM 32-11-11-200-001-A FOT
DAMPER FLUID LEVEL
TS ECAM WARNING: L/G SYS DISAGREE TSM 32-31-00 T/S
ALTERNATE:
TSM 32-31-00 T/S
180. TS FAILURE MESSAGE: 24GA SENSOR
ALTERNATE:
TSM 32-31-00 T/S
TS FAILURE MESSAGE: OTHER SENSORS
TS ECAM WARNING: LGCIU 1 FAULT TSM 32-31-00 T/S
ALTERNATE:
TSM 32-42-00 T/S
TS ECAM WARNING: BRAKES SYS 1 FAULT
181.
ALTERNATE:
TS ECAM WARNING: BRAKES-N/WS MINOR TSM 32-43-00 T/S
FAULT
TS CREW OBSERVATION: UNDEMANDED
TSM 32-51-00 T/S
STEERING
ALTERNATE:
TS ECAM WARNING: WHEEL N/W STRG
182. FAULT
TSM 32-31-00 OR
ALTERNATE: T/S
TSM 32-51-00
N/W STEERING DEVIATION
ALTERNATE:
N/W STEERING NOISE DURING TAXI
BRAKES TEMPERATURE INDICATION ON
183. MEL 32-07-01 MEL
THE WHEEL SD PAGE
184. BRAKES-NWS MINOR FAULT ALERT MEL 32-09-01 MEL
LANDING GEAR CONTROL AND INTERFACE
185. MEL 32-31-01 MEL
UNIT
186. MAIN WHEEL BRAKE MEL 32-42-01 MEL
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ALTERNATE:
MEL 32-42-02 MEL
GREEN SYSTEM BRAKE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 32-42-05 MEL
AUTO/BRK FUNCTION
ALTERNATE:
MEL 32-44-01 MEL
YELLOW SYSTEM BRAKE
BRAKING/STEERING CONTROL UNIT (BSCU)
MEL 32-42-03 MEL
SYSTEM 1
187. ALTERNATE:
BRAKING/STEERING CONTROL UNIT (BSCU) MEL 32-42-04 MEL
SYSTEM 2.
ACCU PRESS INDICATOR MEL 32-44-02 MEL
188. ALTERNATE:
MEL 32-44-03 MEL
BRAKES PRESSURE INDICATOR
ALTERNATE BRAKING CONTROL UNIT
MEL 32-44-04 MEL
(ABCU)
189. ALTERNATE:
PARKING BRAKE CONTROL VALVE MEL 32-45-01 MEL
ELECTRICAL MOTOR
BRAKE TEMPERATURE MONITORING UNIT
190. MEL 32-47-01 MEL
(BTMU)
191. RUDDER PEDALS DISC PB MEL 32-51-02 MEL
NWS ELECTRICAL DEACTIVATION BOX MEL 32-51-03 MEL
192. ALTERNATE:
PARKING BRAKE LIGHT ON THE NWS MEL 32-51-04 MEL
ELECTRICAL DEACTIVATION BOX
ATA 33
193. CHECK OF THE BATTERY CAPACITY AMM 33-51-00-710-003-A FOT
194. AMM 33-12-00-710-001-A FOT
ILLUMINATION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE INSTRUMENT
195. AMM 33-13-00-710-001-A FOT
AND PANEL INTEGRAL-LIGHTING
COCKPIT GENERAL ILLUMINATION MEL 33-10-01 MEL
196. ALTERNATE:
MEL 33-20-01 MEL
CABIN GENERAL ILLUMINATION
NAV 1 LIGHT MEL 33-40-01 MEL
197. ALTERNATE:
MEL 33-40-02 MEL
NAV 2 LIGHT
LANDING LIGHT MEL 33-40-03 MEL
198. ALTERNATE:
LANDING LIGHT EXTENSION/ RETRACTION MEL 33-40-04 MEL
SYSTEM
199. RUNWAY TURNOFF LIGHT MEL 33-40-05 MEL

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ALTERNATE:
MEL 33-40-06 MEL
TAXI AND TAKEOFF LIGHT.
200. BEACON LIGHT MEL 33-40-08 MEL
WING SCAN LIGHT MEL 33-40-09 MEL
201. ALTERNATE:
MEL 33-40-10 MEL
STROBE LIGHT
202. EXIT MARKING SIGN MEL 33-51-01 MEL
ATA 34
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE STANDBY
COMPASS INCLUDING LIGHT TEST AND AMM 34-22-00-710-001-A FOT
VISUAL CHECK
203.
BITE TEST OF THE MMR AMM 34-36-00-740-003-A FOT
ALTERNATE:
AMM 34-36-00-710-003-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ILS
ATA 35
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FULL FACE/
204. AMM 35-12-41-710-001-A FOT
QUICK DONNING OXYGEN MASKS
DETAILED INSPECTION OF PORTABLE
205. AMM 35-30-00-220-001-A DI
OXYGEN MASK
CHECK CONNECTING HOSE, MASK AND
PRESSURE ON CYLINDER PRESSURE AMM 35-32-42-210-002-A I/C
GAUGE
206.
ALTERNATE:
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE PORTABLE AMM 35-32-42-210-001-A I/C
OXYGEN CYLINDERS
CYLINDER-OXYGEN STORAGE-REMOVAL/
207. AMM 35-11-41-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF LOW PRESSURE
208. AMM 35-12-00-710-001-A FOT
SWITCH
209. T/S CAPT OXYGEN MASK FAILED THE TEST TSM 35-10-00 T/S
210. PORTABLE OXYGEN UNIT MEL 35-30-01 MEL
ATA 36
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE HP BLEED
AMM 36-11-51-720-001 FOT
VALVE WITH THE BLEED TEST SET (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE OPENING OF
211. AMM 36-11-52-720-001 FOT
THE BLEED-PRESSURE REGULATOR VALVE
(PRV) WITH THE BLEED TEST SET (CFM56)
ALTERNATE: AMM 36-11-53-720-001 FOT

FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE

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OVERPRESSURE VALVES WITH THE BLEED
TEST SET (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE OPENING OF
AMM 36-11-54-720-001 FOT
THE FAN AIR VALVE WITH THE BLEED TEST
SET (CFM56)
AMM 36-11-00-720-008
OR
AMM 36-11-00-720-009
OR
ALTERNATE: AMM 36-11-00-720-010
OR FOT
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF SENSE LINE (CFM56)
AMM 36-11-00-720-011
OR
AMM 36-11-00-720-012
OR
AMM 36-11-00-720-013
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE HIGH AMM 36-11-51-000/400-
R/I
PRESSURE BLEED VALVE (CFM56) 042-A
ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-52-000/400-
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE BLEED R/I
042-A
PRESSURE REGULATOR VALVE (CFM56)
212. ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-53-000/400-
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE R/I
001-A
OVERPRESSURE VALVE (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-54-000/400-
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE FAN AIR R/I
001-A
VALVE (CFM56)
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE BLEED AMM 36-11-15-720-802
MONITORING PRESSURE SENSOR (BMPS) OR FOT
WITH THE BLEED TEST SET (PW1100) AMM 36-11-15-720-805
ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-16-720-802
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE BLEED
OR FOT
PRESSURE SENSOR (BPS) WITH THE
AMM 36-11-16-720-807
BLEED TEST SET (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
213. LEAK TEST OF THE BLEED PRESSURE AMM 36-11-00-790-806 I/C
SENSOR (BPS) SENSE LINE WITH THE
BLEED TEST SET (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
LEAK TEST OF THE BLEED MONITORING
AMM 36-11-00-790-807 I/C
PRESSURE SENSOR (BMPS) SENSE LINE
WITH THE BLEED TEST SET (PW1100)
ALTERNATE: AMM 36-11-00-790-811 I/C
LEAK TEST OF THE DIFFERENTIAL

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PRESSURE SENSOR (DPS) SENSE LINES
WITH THE BLEED TEST SET (PW1100)
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE HP BLEED AMM 36-11-51-000/400-

R/I
VALVE (HPV) (PW1100) 802-A
ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-52-000/400-
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE BLEED R/I
802-A
PRESSURE-REGULATOR VALVE (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
AMM 36-11-53-000/400-
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE R/I
802-A
OVERPRESSURE VALVE (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE FAN AIR AMM 36-11-54-04 R/I
VALVE (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
214. FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE HP BLEED AMM 36-11-51-720-804
FOT
AMM 36-11-51-720-809
VALVE WITH THE TEST SET (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE PRESSURE AMM 36-11-52-720-811
FOT
REGULATOR VALVE WITH THE TEST SET AMM 36-11-52-720-816
(PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE AMM 36-11-53-720-802
FOT
OVERPRESSURE VALVE WITH THE BLEED AMM 36-11-53-720-805
TEST SET (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE OPENING OF AMM 36-11-54-720-804
FOT
THE FAN AIR VALVE WITH THE BLEED TEST AMM 36-11-54-720-807
SET (PW1100)
215. TS AIR ENG BLEED FAULT TSM 36-11-00 T/S
216. TS ENG BLEED SYSTEM (CFM/PW1100) TSM 36-11-00 T/S
217. TS MAINTENANCE STATUS: AIR BLEED TSM 36-00-00 T/S
218. AIR BLEED MAINTENANCE MESSAGE. MEL 36-00-01 MEL
ENGINE BLEED VALVE (PRV) MEL 36-11-02 MEL
ALTERNATE:
ENGINE BLEED OVERPRESSURE VALVE MEL 36-11-03 MEL
219. ALTERNATE:
ENGINE BLEED FAN AIR VALVE MEL 36-11-04 MEL
ALTERNATE:
ENGINE BLEED HP VALVE MEL 36-11-07 MEL
APU BLEED AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM MEL 36-12-01 MEL
220. ALTERNATE:
APU BLEED VALVE MEL 36-12-02 MEL
PYLON LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM (CFM56) MEL 36-22-01 MEL
221. ALTERNATE:
WING LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM MEL 36-22-02 MEL

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ALTERNATE:
APU LEAK DETECTION LOOP MEL 36-22-03 MEL
ATA 38
BITE TEST OF THE VACUUM TOILET
222. AMM 38-31-00-740-001-A FOT
SYSTEM
DISINFECTION OF POTABLE WATER
223. SYSTEM AND DISCARD OF WATER FILTER AMM 38-10-00-670-002-A M/P
ELEMENTS, IF INSTALLED
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE FLUSH
AMM 38-31-57-04 R/I
VALVE
ALTERNATE:
224. BLOCKAGE REMOVAL (ORBITAL FLUSH AMM 38-30-00-615-002 M/P
VALVE)
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE WASTE AMM 38-31-34-04 R/I
TANK TRANSMITTER (40MG)
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WASTE/
225. AMM 38-32-00-710-002-A FOT
WATER DRAIN SYSTEM
TS RINSE WATER KEEPS FLOWING IN
TSM 38-31-00-810-819-A T/S
TOILET BOWL
226. ALTERNATE: TSM 38-31-00-810-824-A T/S

TS LAVS CAN NOT FLUSH
ALTERNATE:
TSM 38-31-00-810-837-A T/S
TS LIQUID LEVEL TRANSMITTER FAILURE
ATA 47
SENSOR-OXYGEN-REMOVAL/INSTALLATION AMM 47-41-15-04
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF SENSOR- AMM 47-41-11-04
227. TEMPERATURE RI
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF SENSOR- AMM 47-41-13-04
PRESSURE
228. D-ULPA FILTER ELEMENT REPLACEMENT AMM 47-10-41-920-001-A SGH
BITE TEST OF THE IGGS WITH BLEED AIR AMM 47-31-34-740-001-A OT
229. ALTERNATE:
AMM 47-31-34-740-001-
BITE TEST OF THE IGGS WITHOUT BLEED OT
A01
AIR
230. FAILURE OF THE INERTING SYSTEM FAULT TSM 47-11-00 TS
231. FUEL TANK INERTING SYSTEM MEL 47-10-01 MEL
ATA 49
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE POWER
232. AMM 49-11-11-04 R/I
PLANT
233. SELF-TEST OF THE ECB AMM 49-00-00-710-009-A FOT

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OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE APU-FUEL
234. AMM 49-31-00-710-003-A FOT
LOW-PRESSURE CIRCUIT
DETAILED INSPECTION OF APU AIR INTAKE,
235. AMM 49-16-00-200-002-A DI
DIFFUSER ELBOW, SEALS AND FELT METAL
REPLACEMENT OF THE FUEL FILTER (131-
236. AMM 49-32-41-920-001 M/P
9(A))
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF IGNITER
AMM 49-41-41-04 R/I
PLUG
ALTERNATE:
237. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE IGNITION AMM 49-41-38-04 R/I
UNIT
ALTERNATE:
AMM 49-41-43-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF IGNITER LEAD
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STARTER
238. AMM 49-42-51-04 R/I
MOTOR
CHECK WEAR INDICATOR OF STARTER
239. AMM 49-42-51-200-008-A I/C
MOTOR BRUSH
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE OIL
AMM 49-91-44-04 R/I
COOLER
ALTERNATE:
240. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF DE-OIL AMM 49-91-49-04 R/I
SOLENOID
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE OIL- AMM 49-52-41-04 R/I
COOLER OUTLET-DUCT
241. REMOVE AND DISCARD OIL FILTER AMM 49-91-41-200-002 M/P

ELEMENTS (131-9(A))
T/S ECAM WARNING: APU AUTO
TSM 49-00-81 T/S
SHUTDOWN
ALTERNATE:
TSM 49-00-81 T/S
T/S MAINTENANCE STATUS: APU
ALTERNATE:
T/S FAILURE MESSAGE: AIR INTAKE FLAP- TSM 49-16-00, 49-00-81 T/S
ACTUATOR
242. ALTERNATE:
T/S FAILURE MESSAGE: STARTER MOTOR / TSM 49-00-81-810-830-A T/S
APU ROTATION
ALTERNATE:
T/S FAILURE MESSAGE: GEN SCAV + LUBE TSM 49-00-81-810-849-A T/S
FILTERS
ALTERNATE:
TSM 49-00-81-810-889-A T/S
T/S OIL SMOKE AT THE APU EXHAUST

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ALTERNATE:
T/S FUMES IN THE CABIN/OIL SMOKE AT TSM 49-00-81-810-874-A T/S
THE APU EXHAUST
APU MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 49-00-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
INDICATIONS ON THE APU SD PAGE MEL 49-07-01 MEL
243. ALTERNATE:
MEL 49-10-01 MEL
POWER PLANT (APU)
ALTERNATE:
MEL 49-10-02 MEL
APU AIR INTAKE FLAP
ATA 51
DAMAGE CLASSIFICATION AND MEASURE SRM 51-11-00 OR
MP
DIMENSION OF DAMAGE SRM 51-77-10
ALTERNATE: SRM 51-11-13 OR
244. DAMAGE REPORTING/ DATA RECORD OF MP
SRM 51-11-15
ALLOWABE DAMAGE
ALTERNATE:
SRM 51-73-11 MP
NEGILIBLE DAMAGE
SRM 51-77-12-911-001
TEMPORARY SKIN PROTECTION USING
245. OR MP
HIGH SPEED TAPE
SRM 51-77-13-911-009
ATA 52
246. DETAILED INSPECTION OF DOOR SEALS AMM 52-10-00-220-006-A DI
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE DAMPING
FUNCTION OF THE DOOR-DAMPER AND
247. EMERGENCY-OPERATION CYLINDER WHEN AMM 52-10-00-710-001-A FOT
YOU OPEN AND CLOSE THE PASSENGER/
CREW DOOR
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE DOOR
248. AMM 52-71-00-710-001-A FOT
WARNING SYSTEM
DETAILED INSPECTION OF FORWARD
249. CARGO COMPARTMENT DOOR, INTERNAL AMM 52-31-11-200-001-A DI
STRUCTURE
AMM 52-31-11-200-005-A
INSPECTION OF THE CARGO DOOR SEAL
OR DI
(FWD/ AFT CARGO)
AMM 52-32-11-200-005-A
250.
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION CARGO DOOR AMM 52-31-18-04 R/I
SEAL
251. ADJUSTMENT OF PROXIMITY SWITCHES AMM 52-71-00-05 AT
TSM 52-35-00-810-801-A
T/S CARGO DOOR OPEN/LOCKED OR
252. T/S
INDICATOR INOP
TSM 52-35-00-810-801-A
253. T/S DOOR PAX INDICATION TSM 52-11-00 T/S

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CABIN DOOR PERMANENTLY INDICATED
MEL 52-07-01 MEL
OPEN ON THE DOOR/OXY SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
254. CARGO DOOR INDICATION ON THE MEL 52-07-05 MEL
DOOR/OXY SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 52-10-01 MEL
CABIN DOOR
CARGO DOOR ELECTRICAL CONTROL. MEL 52-30-03 MEL
255. ALTERNATE:
CARGO DOORS OPEN/LOCKED INDICATOR MEL 52-30-07 MEL
LIGHT
CDLS NORMAL SYSTEM MEL 52-51-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
LOCK FUNCTION OF THE COCKPIT DOOR MEL 52-53-03 MEL
256. SW
ALTERNATE:
UNLOCK FUNCTION OF THE COCKPIT MEL 52-53-04 MEL
DOOR SW
ATA 53
257. RADOME- REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 53-15-11-04 R/I
AMM 53-15-11-200-001-A/
258. DETAILED INSPECTION OF THE RADOME DI
A01
STRUCTURE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
259. SRM 53 M/P
DAMAGE ON CARGO FLOOR PANEL
260. FUSELAGE SKIN PLATES-ALLOWABLE SRM 53 M/P
DENTS
261. SRM 53 M/P
ALLOWABLE REWORK ON FUSELAGE SKIN
STRUCTURE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT BURN
262. SRM 53 M/P
MARK ON FUSELAGE SKIN
ATA 54
263. INSPECTION FOR MISSING FASTENERS ON AMM 54-50-00-200-003-A I/C

THE PYLON FAIRING PANELS (CFM56)
264. DETAILED INSPECTION OF PYLON FIRE AMM 54-50-00-220-807-A DI
SEALS (CFM56)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE PYLON AMM 54-51-21-000/400-
R/I
LATERAL ACCESS-DOORS (CFM56) 001-A
ALTERNATE:
265. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ACCESS AMM 54-52-11-000-002-B R/I
PANELS (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE PYLON- AMM 54-53-11-000-002-B R/I
TO-WING ACCESS PANELS (CFM56)
266. ASSESSMENT OF DENT DAMAGE ON NSRM M/P
LIPSKIN OF ENGINE INTAKE COWL (CFM56)
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ALTERNATE:
ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE ON INNER NSRM M/P
BARREL OF ENGINE INTAKE COWL (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
ASSESSMENT OF CRACKED DAMAGE ON SRM 54-52-11 M/P
PRECOOLER FAIRING (CFM56)
ALTERNATE:
ASSESSMENT OF THRUST REVERSER AFT NSRM M/P
RING LIGHTNING STRIKE (CFM56)
267. AERODYNAMIC SEAL (CFM56) CDL 54-06 CDL
DETAILED INSPECTION OF KARMAN
AMM 54-50-00-220-802-A DI
FAIRING FIRE SEALS (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
DETAILED INSPECTION OF NOSE FIRE SEAL AMM 54-50-00-220-803-A DI
268. (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
DETAILED INSPECTION OF RMF BLOCK AMM 54-50-00-220-804-A DI
SEAL AND RMF FIRE FINGER SEAL
(PW1100)
269. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ACCESS AMM 54-52-11-000/400-
R/I
SKIN PANELS (PW1100) 805-A
ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGE ON INNER
BARREL OF ENGINE INTAKE COWL AMM 71-61-11 M/P
270. (PW1100)
ALTERNATE:
ASSESSMENT OF CRACKED DAMAGE ON SRM 54-52-11 M/P
PRECOOLER FAIRING (PW1100)
ATA 55
ALLOWABLE DAMAGE ON THS LEADING
SRM 55-12-11 IC
EDGE SKIN PLATE
271. ALTERNATE:
ALLOWABLE DAMAGE ON VERTICAL SRM 55-32-11 IC
STABILIZER LEADING EDGE
DETAILED INSPECTION OF HORIZONTAL
STABILIZER, INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF
AMM 55-10-00-210-001-A DI
TORQUE BOX, INBOARD OF FUSELAGE
FAIRINGS
ALTERNATE:
272. STABILIZER, REAR SUPPORT FITTINGS, AMM 55-16-00-200-001-A DI
UPPER AND LOWER ATTACH FITTINGS AND
SURROUNDING EXTERNAL STRUCTURE,
LH/RH
ALTERNATE:
AMM 55-16-34-200-001-A DI
STABILIZER JACK FITTING AND
SURROUNDING EXTERNAL STRUCTURE

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ATA 56
INSPECTION OF THE WINDSHIELDS AMM 56-11-11-200-001-A I/C
ALTERNATE:
AMM 56-11-12-200-001-A I/C
273. INSPECTION OF THE FIXED WINDOWS
ALTERNATE:
AMM 56-12-11-200-001-A I/C
INSPECTION OF THE SLIDING WINDOW
DETAILED INSPECTION OF ALL COCKPIT
274. AMM 56-10-00-200-005-A I/C
WINDOWS FROM OUTSIDE
WINDSHIELD WEATHER SEAL-REPAIR AMM 56-11-11-300-001-A M/P
ALTERNATE:
REPAIR OF THE WEATHER SEAL OF THE AMM 56-11-12-300-002-A M/P
275. FIXED WINDOW
ALTERNATE:
REPAIR OF THE WEATHER SEAL OF THE AMM 56-12-11-300-003-A M/P
SLIDING WINDOW PANEL
ATA 57
ACCESS PANEL-OUTER WING REMOVAL/
276. AMM 57-27-11-04 RI
INSTALLATION
ASSESSMENT OF DENT DAMAGE ON NOSE
SRM 57-40-00 MP
SKIN OF SLAT
277. ALTERNATE:
SRM 57-52-00 OR
ASSESSMENT OF DENT DAMAGE ON MP
SRM 57-53-00
INBOARD/ OUTBOARD FLAPS
CFM 56
ATA 70
POWERPLANT - SEAL & GASKET REMOVAL/
AMM 70-21 M/P
INSTALLATION (CFM56)
278.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 70-30 M/P
POWERPLANT - LIST OF MATERIAL
279. WIRE LOCKING ON ENGINE (CFM 56) AMM 70-22 M/P
POWERPLANT - TIGHTENING TORQUES
280. AMM 70-23 M/P
(CFM56)
ENG FADEC MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 70-00-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 70-00-02 MEL
281. ENG EIU MAINTENANCE MESSAGE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 70-00-03 MEL
ENG EVMU MAINTENANCE MESSAGE
ATA 71

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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF POWER
282. AMM 71-00-00-04 R/I
PLANT
FUEL OR HYDRAULIC OR OIL LEAKAGE
AMM 71-00-00-790-002-B M/P
LIMITS
283. ALTERNATE:
DRAIN MAST LEAKAGE IDENTIFICATION AMM 71-00-00-790-005-A M/P
PROCEDURE
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE AIR INTAKE
284. AMM 71-11-00-210-001-A I/C
COWL
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF THE PRESSURE
285. AMM 71-11-00-720-001-A FOT
RELIEF DOOR ON THE INLET COWL
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF FAN COWL DOORS AMM 71-13-11-06 I/C
ALTERNATE:
286.
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF FAN COWL LATCH AMM 71-13-00-800-042-B FOT
TENSION
DETAILED VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE
AMM 71-21-11-210-040-B DI
FORWARD ENGINE MOUNT
287. ALTERNATE:
DETAILED INSPECTION OF AFT ENGINE AMM 71-22-11-210-042-B DI
MOUNT INSTALLATION
288. FAN COWL HOLD OPEN ROD CDL 71-09 CDL
ATA 72
289. ENGINE PRESERVATION AMM 72-00-00-03 M/P
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE SPINNER
290. AMM 72-21-00-210-005-A I/C
CONE
INSPECTION OF FAN ROTOR BLADES
AMM 72-21-00-210-009-A I/C
INSTALLED ON THE FAN DISK
291. ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION OF THE FAN ROTOR BLADES AMM 72-21-00-210-006-A I/C
REMOVED FROM THE FAN DISK
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FAN AMM 72-21-00-000/400-
R/I
ROTOR BLADES 007-A
ALTERNATE
REPLACEMENT OF FAN ROTOR BLADES IN AMM 72-21-00-300-028-A R/I
PAIRS
292. ALTERNATE
REPLACEMENT OF INDIVIDUAL FAN AMM 72-21-00-300-029-A R/I
BLADES
ALTERNATE
DETAILED INSPECTION AND AMM 72-21-00-210-804 DI
RELUBRICATION OF THE FAN BLADE
DOVETAILS, MIDSPAN SHROUDS,

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SPACERS, PLATFORMS AND FAN DISK
DOVETAIL SLOTS
DETAILED INSPECTION OF ENGINE INLET,

293. FAN BLADES, FAN OUTLET AND AMM 72-23-00-210-003-C DI
ABRADABLE MATERIAL
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE TRANSFER
AMM 72-62-00-210-002-A I/C
GEARBOX ASSEMBLY
294. ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE ACCESSORY AMM 72-63-00-210-002-A I/C
GEARBOX ASSEMBLY
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT:
295. - FAN BLADE TIP DISTORSION AMM 72-21-00-210-009-A M/P
- NICK ON FAN BLADE LEADING EDGE
ATA 73
REMOVE, INSPECT AND REPLACE FUEL
296. AMM 73-11-10-920-001-B R/I
FILTER ELEMENT
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE FUEL
297. AMM 73-11-30-200-002-A I/C
MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE ELECTRONIC
298. AMM 73-21-60-720-040-B FOT
CONTROL UNIT (ECU)
READ THE LRU IDENTIFICATION REPORT
299. AND THE THRUST REVERSER SHUT-OFF AMM 73-21-60-740-006-A M/P
VALVE STATUS
300. CORECT FAULTS OF THE ENGINE SMR AMM 73-21-60-740-028-A M/P
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FADEC ON
AMM 73-29-00-710-040-
301. THE GROUND (WITH ENGINE NON- FOT
B02
MOTORING)
CHANGE OF THE INHIBITION STATUS OF
302. AMM 73-29-00-860-801-A AT
THE THRUST REVERSER SYSTEM
FUEL FILTER CLOGGED INDICATION ON TSM 73-00-00-810-
303. T/S
ENGINE 1 (2) 875(876)-A
FUEL USED INDICATION ON THE ENGINE SD
MEL 73-07-01 MEL
PAGE
ALTERNATE:
304. FUEL FILTER CLOG INDICATION ON THE MEL 73-07-02 MEL
ENGINE SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
MEL 73-09-01A MEL
ENG 1(2) FUEL FILTER CLOG ALERT
ATA 74
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE IGNITION
305. AMM 74-00-00-710-043-A FOT
SYSTEM

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ALTERNATE:
AMM 74-00-00-710-043-
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE IGNITION FOT
A01
SYSTEM WITHOUT CFDS
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE IGNITION
306. AMM 74-11-10-200-002-A I/C
EXCITER
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE RIGHT
AMM 74-21-10-200-002-A I/C
IGNITION LEAD
307. ALTERNATE
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE LEFT AMM 74-21-20-200-002-A I/C
IGNITION LEAD
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE SPARK AMM 74-21-30-000/400-
R/I
IGNITER 002-A
308. ALTERNATE
INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE SPARK AMM 74-21-30-200-002-A I/C
IGNITER
TSM 74-00-00-810-801-A
OR
TSM 74-00-00-810-802-A
FAILURE OF THE IGNITION 1 (2) SYSTEM -
OR T/S
ENGINE 1 (2) - CHANNEL A OR CHANNEL B
TSM 74-00-00-810-803-A
309.
OR
TSM 74-00-00-810-804-A
ALTERNATE:
FAILURE OF THE IGNITION A AND IGNITION TSM 74-00-00-810-805-A T/S
B SYSTEMS ON ENGINE 1
IGNITION SYSTEM A MEL 74-31-01A MEL
310. ALTERNATE:
IGNITION SYSTEM B MEL 74-31-02A MEL
ATA 75
311. VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE ECU AIR AMM 75-24-49-210-042-A GVI

COOLING TUBES AND DUCTS
RE-GREASING OF THE VARIABLE BLEED
AMM 75-31-00-640-801-A M/P
VALVE (VBV) SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
AMM 75-31-00-820-001-A M/P
312. ADJUSTMENT OF THE REFERENCE CLOSED
POSITION OF THE VBV SYSTEM
ALTERNATE:
MANUAL OPERATION CHECK OF THE AMM 75-31-00-200-002-A I/C
VARIABLE BLEED VALVE DOORS
313. VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE VARIABLE AMM 75-31-00-210-002-A GVI
BLEED VALVE (VBV) SYSTEM
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE HIGH
314. PRESSURE TURBINE ACTIVE CLEARANCE AMM 75-21-10-000/400-
R/I
002-A
CONTROL (HPTACC) VALVE

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ALTERNATE
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LOW AMM 75-22-10-000/400-
R/I
PRESSURE TURBINE ACTIVE CLEARANCE 002-A
CONTROL (LPTACC) VALVE
315. TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2)
TSM 75-30-00 T/S
COMPRESSOR VANE
ATA 76
316. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE THROTTLE
AMM 76-11-00-710-803-A OT
CONTROL UNIT
ATA 77
DEACTIVATION OF THE NO. 1 BEARING
AMM 77-31-00-040-802-A D/R
VIBRATION SENSOR
317. ALTERNATE:
CHANGE THE CONFIGURATION OF THE AMM 77-32-34-860-041-A M/P
ACCELEROMETER
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF EVMU THROUGH
318. CFDS FOR ADVISORY INDICATION ON AMM 77-32-34-710-040-B FOT
ECAM
FAN TRIM BALANCE WITH THE EVMU AMM 77-32-34-750-001-A M/P
ALTERNATE:
319. AMM 71-00-00-750-001-B M/P
FAN TRIM BALANCE - 1 SENSOR 3 SPEED
ALTERNATE: AMM 71-00-00-750-001-
M/P
FAN TRIM BALANCE - 1 SENSOR 1 SPEED B03
FAN VIBRATION LESS THAN 4 UNITS TSM 77-00-00-810-862-A T/S
ALTERNATE:
FAN VIBRATIONS HIGHER THAN OR EQUAL TSM 77-00-00-810-863-A T/S
320. TO 4 UNITS AND LESS THAN 6 UNITS
ALTERNATE:
FAN VIBRATIONS HIGHER THAN OR EQUAL TSM 77-00-00-810-864-A T/S
TO 6 UNITS
OIL QT (OIL QUANTITY) INDICATION ON THE
MEL 77-07-01-04A MEL
CRUISE SD PAGE
321. ALTERNATE:
OIL FILTER CLOG INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-02-07A MEL
ENGINE SD PAGE
322. FUEL FILTER CLOG INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-02-02A MEL
ENGINE SD PAGE
ATA 78
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE CORE NOZZLE AMM 78-11-11-210-041-A IC
323. ALTERNATE
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE CORE NOZZLE AMM 78-11-11-210-043-B IC
INNER AND OUTER SEALS
324. VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE CENTERBODY AMM 78-11-12-210-042-A IC
DETAILED INSPECTION OF THE EXHAUST
325. AMM 78-11-12-210-041-B IC
CENTERBODY

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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CORE AMM 78-11-11-000/400-
326. RI
NOZZLE ASSEMBLY 041-A
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF THE AMM 78-11-12-000/400-
327. RI
CENTERBODY 041-A
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE THRUST
AMM 78-31-00-710-042-A OT
REVERSER SYSTEM
328. ALTERNATE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE THRUST
AMM 78-31-00-710-043-A OT
REVERSER WITHOUT CFDS - ENGINE NOT
RUNNING
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION OF PRIMARY
329. LATCH MECHANISM (BLOCKER DOORS AMM 78-31-00-210-041-B IC
DEPLOYED)
330. AMM 78-32-11-210-001-A DI
THRUST REVERSER
INNER BARREL HEATSHIELD, FIRE
331. AMM 78-32-11-220-040-B GVI
PROTECTIVE COATING AND FIRE SEALS (C-
DUCTS OPEN)
MANUAL DEPLOYMENT STOWING OF THE AMM 78-32-41-860-001/
MP
BLOCKER DOOR 002-A
332. ALTERNATE:
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE AMM 78-32-41-210-042-B GVI
BLOCKER DOOR SEALS (BLOCKER DOORS
DEPLOYED)
ADJUSTMENT OF THE THRUST REVERSER
AMM 78-36-41-820-042-A MP
HALF DOOR LATCHES
333. ALTERNATE
INSPECTION OF THE THRUST REVERSER AMM 78-36-41-820-043-A IC
HALF DOOR LATCHES
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE THRUST
REVERSER HALF DOOR OPENING AMM 78-36-51-210-041-A IC
ACTUATOR
334. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE THRUST AMM 78-36-51-000/400-
RI
REVERSER HALF DOOR OPENING 041-A
ACTUATOR
ATA 79
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE MASTER
AMM 79-00-00-200-001-A FOT
CHIP DETECTOR REMOTE INDICATION
335.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 79-21-30-440-001-A M/P
RESETTING OF THE VISUAL INDICATOR

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CHECK OF THE ELECTRICAL MASTER CHIP
336. AMM 79-00-00-281-002-A I/C
DETECTOR (EMCD) FOR PARTICLES
CHECK OF FWD SUMP, AFT SUMP, AGB
AMM 79-00-00-281-003-A I/C
AND TGB SCAVENGE SCREENS
ALTERNATE:
PREPARATION OF THE PARTICLES FROM
337. AMM 79-00-00-281-004-A I/C
THE ELECTRICAL MASTER CHIP DETECTOR
(EMCD)
ALTERNATE:
AMM 79-00-00-281-005-A I/C
ANALYZE PARTICLES
338. REMOVE AND DISCARD SUPPLY FILTER AMM 79-21-10-920-002-B M/P
ENGINE OIL EXTERNAL LEAKAGE TSM 79-00-00-810-840A T/S
339. ALTERNATE: TSM 79-00-00-810-818A
T/S
HIGH OIL CONSUMPTION - ENG 1 (2) TSM 79-00-00-810-819A
ENG 1 (2) - OIL MASTER CHIP MAGNETIC TSM 79-00-00-810-833A
T/S
CHIP DETECTOR POP OUT EXTENDED TSM 79-00-00-810-834A
340.
ALTERNATE: TSM 79-00-00-810-820-A
T/S
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER CLOG TSM 79-00-00-810-821-A
OIL QUANTITY INDICATION ON THE ENGINE
MEL 79-07-03A MEL
SD PAGE
341.
ALTERNATE:
MEL 79-09-02 MEL
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER CLOG ALERT
ATA 80
342. CHECK CHIP DETECTOR AMM 80-11-10-210-001-C I/C
343. AMM 80-11-20-04 R/I
PNEUMATIC STARTER
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE LOWER
344. AMM 80-13-42-210-040-A I/C
STARTER DUCT
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE UPPER
345. AMM 80-13-43-210-040-A I/C
STARTER DUCT
ENG 1 (2) START VALVE FAULT/ START TSM 80-11-00-810-803/
346. T/S
VALVE NOT OPEN (CLOSED) (804)-A
347. START VALVE MEL 80-11-01A MEL
PW1100
ATA 70
348. SAFETY CABLE INSTALLATION (PW1100) AMM 70-24-00-901-813 M/P
349. STANDARD TORQUE (PW1100) AMM 70-24-00-910-806 M/P
KEY WASHER (TAB-TYPE) INSTALLATION
350. AMM 70-24-00-910-807 M/P
(PW1100)

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ALTERNATE:
AMM 70-24-00-910-809 M/P
COTTER PIN INSTALLATION
ALTERNATE:
CHECK FOR THE SELF-LOCKING FEATURE AMM 70-26-00-910-803 M/P
(PW1100)
POWERPLANT - INSTALLATION OF THE
351. AMM 70-24-00-910-808 M/P
PACKINGS AND SEALS (PW1100)
352. TUBE INSTALLATION (PW1100) AMM 70-24-00-910-812 M/P
ENG FADEC MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 70-00-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
353. ENG EIU MAINTENANCE MESSAGE MEL 70-00-02 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 70-00-03 MEL
ENG EVMU MAINTENANCE MESSAGE
ATA 71
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE POWER
354. AMM 71-00-51-04 R/I
PLANT (BOOTSTRAP METHOD)
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE FAN
355. AMM 71-13-00-200-802-A I/C
COWL DOORS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FAN COWL
356. AMM 71-13-00-710-802-A FOT
LOSS PREVENTION SYSTEM
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF FAN COWL LATCH
357. AMM 71-13-11-720-801-A FOT
TENSION
358. AMM 71-61-10-210-801-A DI
INLET COWL
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION (GVI) OF
359. AMM 71-71-00-210-801-A DI
THE ENGINE AND PYLON DRAIN SYSTEM
ATA 72
DETAILED VISUAL INSPECTION (DVI) OF
360. AMM 72-11-01-220-801-A DI
THE INLET CONE
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE INLET AMM 72-11-01-000/400-
361. R/I
CONE 801-A
VISUAL EXAMINATION OF THE FAN BLADE
AMM 72-11-03-220-801-A I/C
FOR BENDS AND CURLS
ALTERNATE:
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE FAN BLADES AMM 72-11-03-220-802-A I/C
SURFACE
ALTERNATE:
362.
VISUAL EXAMINATION OF THE FAN BLADE AMM 72-11-03-210-801-A I/C
ROOT
ALTERNATE:
DETAILED INSPECTION OF THE FAN AMM 72-11-03-210-802-A DI
BLADES
ALTERNATE: AMM 72-11-03-220-804-A I/C

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VISUAL EXAMINATION OF THE FAN BLADE
SPACER
ALTERNATE:
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE FAN BLADE AMM 72-11-03-220-805-A I/C
POLYURETHANE-COAT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FAN
363. AMM 72-11-03-000-801-A R/I
BLADES
ATA 73
INSPECTION OF THE IGNITER CABLE IN THE
364. AREA ADJACENT TO THE FH01 TUBE FOR AMM 73-11-00-210-806-A I/C
CHAFING
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FUEL AMM 73-11-06-000/400-
365. R/I
FILTER ELEMENT 801-A
TEST NO.7 - EEC OPERATION TEST (SELF
366. AMM 73-21-00-710-806-A FOT
TEST)
TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2) FUEL FILTER
DEGRAD TSM T/S
367. ALTERNATE: ENG 1(2) FUEL SENSOR FAULT
ALTERNATE:
TSM T/S
TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2) MINOR FAULT
ATA 74
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE IGNITION
AMM 74-00-00-710-802-A FOT
SYSTEM WITH THE CFDS
368. ALTERNATE:
AMM 74-21-01-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE IGNITER R/I
801-A
PLUG
369. AMM 74-00-00-210-802-A DI
IGNITION SYSTEM
TSM 74-00-00-810-
IGNITION SYSTEM A/B FAULT T/S
831/832
ALTERNATE:
370. MEL 74-31-01A MEL
IGNITION SYSTEM A
ALTERNATE:
MEL 74-31-02A MEL
IGNITION SYSTEM B
ATA 75
TS ECAM WARNING: AIR COMPRESSOR
371. TSM ATA 75 T/S
VANE
ATA 76
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE THROTTLE
372. AMM 76-11-00-710-804-A FOT
CONTROL UNIT
ATA 77
TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2) HIGH
373. TSM ATA 76 T/S
VIBRATION
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N1 VIBRATION INDICATION ON THE CRUISE
MEL 77-07-01-01 MEL
SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
N2 VIBRATION INDICATION ON THE CRUISE MEL 77-07-01-02 MEL
SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
F. USED (FUEL USED) INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-01-03 MEL
CRUISE SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
374. OIL QT (OIL QUANTITY) INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-01-04A MEL
CRUISE SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
FUEL FILTER CLOG INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-02-02A MEL
ENGINE SD PAGE
ALTERNATE:
FUEL USED INDICATION ON THE ENGINE SD MEL 77-07-02-03 MEL
PAGE
ALTERNATE:
OIL FILTER CLOG INDICATION ON THE MEL 77-07-02-07A MEL
ENGINE SD PAGE
ATA 78
375. AMM 78-11-00-210-801-A GVI
TURBINE EXHAUST SYSTEM
DETAILED INSPECTION OF THE NOZZLE
AMM 78-11-01-220-801-A DI
FIRE FINGER SEALS
376. ALTERNATE:
DETAILED VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE AMM 78-11-01-200-801-A DI
EXHAUST FIRE SEAL
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THRUST
AMM 78-31-00-710-805-A FOT
REVERSER WITH MCDU
377. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE THRUST AMM 78-31-00-710-806-A FOT
REVERSER ACTUATION SYSTEM (TRAS)
LOCKING MECHANISM
MANUAL EXTENSION/ RETRACTION OF THE
AMM 78-32-00-860-
378. THRUST REVERSER TRANSLATING M/P
802/803-A
SLEEVES
379. AMM 78-32-00-210-803-A GVI
THRUST REVERSER
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF THRUST
AMM 78-32-35-720-801-A FOT
REVERSER LATCH TENSION
380. ALTERNATE:
ADJUSTMENT OF THE THRUST REVERSER AMM 78-32-35-820-801-A AT
LATCHES

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TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2) REVERT
TSM 78-00 T/S
MINOR FAULT
381. ALTERNATE: TSM 78-31-00-810-942-A
ENG 1(2) REV INHIBITED OR OR T/S
ENG 1(2) REV LOCKED TSM 78-31-00-810-991-A
ATA 79
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE MAIN OIL
AMM 79-00-00-210-809-A GVI
FILTER ELEMENT FOR CONTAMINATION
ALTERNATE:
LABORATORY ANALYSIS OF THE ENGINE AMM 79-00-00-210-811-A M/P
OIL FOR CONTAMINATION
382. ALTERNATE:
INSPECTION OF THE MAGNETIC CHIP AMM 79-00-00-281-802-A I/C
COLLECTORS FOR OIL CONTAMINATION
ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE MAGNETIC CHIP AMM 79-22-01-720-801-A FOT
COLLECTORS
ENGINE OIL FILTER CHANGE AND
AMM 79-35-00-040-802-A I/C
MAGNETIC CHIP DETECTOR INSPECTION
383.
ALTERNATE
AMM 79-21-06-960-801-A R/I
REPLACE THE OIL FILTER ELEMENT
TS ECAM WARNING: ENG 1(2) OIL SENSOR
TSM 79-00 T/S
FAULT
384. ALTERNATE:
TSM 79-35-00 OR
ENG 1(2) OIL CHIP DETECTED ENG 1(2) OIL T/S
TSM 79-21-00
FILTER CLOG
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER CLOG ALERT MEL 79-09-02 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 79-09-04 MEL
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER DEGRAD ALERT
ALTERNATE:
MEL 79-09-05 MEL
385. ENG 1(2) OIL SENSOR FAULT ALERT
ALTERNATE:
MEL 79-09-06 MEL
ENG 1(2) OIL CHIP DETECTED ALERT
ALTERNATE:
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER - PARTLY CLOGGED MEL 79-09-07 MEL
ALERT
ATA 80
INSPECTION OF THE STARTER MAGNETIC
386. AMM 80-11-00-200-801-A I/C
DRAIN PLUG FOR OIL CONTAMINATION
GENERAL VISUAL INSPECTION (GVI) OF
387. AMM 80-11-00-210-801-A GVI
THE ENGINE STARTING SYSTEM
388. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STARTER AMM 80-11-01-04 R/I

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ALTERNATE
AMM 80-11-49-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LOWER R/I
802-A
STARTER AIR DUCT
END

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3) A320/A321 CAT B2 OJT TASKS

ATA 05
INSPECTION AFTER HARD OR HARD
OVERWEIGHT LANDING FOR AIRCRAFT
1. AMM 05-51-11-200-004-B I/C
WITH ENHANCED DMU/FDIMU LOAD
REPORT 15
ATA 08
QUICK LEVELING PROCEDURE WITH THE AMM 08-21-00-200-001-
2. M/P
ADIRU A02
ATA 10
3. PARKING PERIODIC GROUND CHECKS AMM 10-11-00-555-804-A M/P
ALTERNATE:
4. AMM 10-12-00-553-802-A M/P
STORAGE PERIODIC GROUND CHECKS
ALTERNATE:
AMM 10-30-00-554-
5. RETURN TO OPERATION AFTER A M/P
005/804-A
STORAGE/ PARKING PERIOD
AMM 10-20-00-02 CONF
6. MOORING M/P
00
ATA 12
PROCEDURE TO USE THE ADIRU/ FQIC
AMM 12-11-28-860-
7. INPUT PARAMETERS TO FIND THE PITCH SGH
001/002-A
AND ROLL DATA
ATA 20
8. CIRCUIT BREAKERS SAFETY PRACTICES AMM 20-16-00-912-001-A SGH
9. ELECTRICAL BONDING AMM 20-28-00 M/P
REPLACEMENT OF ELECTRICAL
ESPM 20-44 M/P
CONNECTOR
10. ALTERNATE:
REPLACEMENT OF ELECTRICAL ESPM 20-45 M/P
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
REPLACEMENT OF ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
ESPM 20-46 M/P
BREAKER
11.
ALTERNATE:
ESPM 20-46 M/P
REPLACEMENT OF RELAY.
REPLACEMENT OF TERMINALS AND
ESPM 20-48 M/P
CONTACTS
12. ALTERNATE:
REPAIR AIRBUS WIRING (NORMAL CABLE,
ESPM 20-53 M/P
SENSITIVE CABLE, SCREEN CABLE, COXIAL
CABLE, ...)
13. ELECTRICAL INSPECTION/ CHECK ESPM 20-52-11/12/13 I/C

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ALTERNATE:
CONTINUITY TEST, SHORT CIRCUIT TEST, ESPM 20-52-21/22/23/24 M/P
COAIXIAL CABLE TEST, INSULATION TEST
ATA 21
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE AVIONICS
14. EQUIPMENT VENTILATION-SYSTEM VIA AMM 21-26-00-710-001-A FOT
MCDU
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF OVERRIDE
15. AMM 21-26-00-710-002-A FOT
FUNCTION (BLOWER AND EXTRACT)
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF SMOKE
16. AMM 21-26-00-710-003-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST TO READ THE CFDS
17. AMM 21-26-00-710-008-A FOT
FOR CLASS 3 FAULTS OF THE AEVC
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PRESSURE
18. AMM 21-31-00-710-002-A FOT
CONTROL AND MONITORING
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PACK
19. AMM 21-61-00-710-001-A FOT
TEMPERATURE-CONTROL SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE COCKPIT AND
20. CABIN TEMPERATURE CONTROL WITH AMM 21-63-00-710-004-A FOT
CFDS/ MCDU
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF AVIONICS
EQUIPMENT VENTILATION COMPUTER AMM 21-26-34 R/I
(AEVC)
ALTERNATE:
21. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF CABIN AMM 21-31-34 R/I
PRESSURE CONTROLLER
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF AIR AMM 21-61-34 R/I
CONDITIONING SYSTEM CONTROLLER
22. VENT AVNCS SYS FAULT TSM 21-26-00-810-829-A T/S
23. AIR PACK 1 REGUL FAULT TSM 21-61-00-810-820-A T/S
24. COND HOT AIR FAULT TSM 21-63-00-810-805A T/S
VENT BLOWER FAULT ALERT MEL 21-09-01 MEL
25. ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-09-02 MEL
VENT EXTRACT FAULT ALERT
AUTOMATIC CABIN PRESSURE CONTROL
SYSTEM (CPC, OUTFLOW VALVE AUTO MEL 21-31-01 MEL
CHANNEL)
26. ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-01 MEL
AVIONICS BLOWER FAN
ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-02 MEL
AVIONICS EXTRACT FAN
27. AVIONICS SKIN AIR OUTLET VALVE MEL 21-26-04 MEL

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ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-26-05 MEL
AVIONICS SKIN AIR INLET VALVE
ALTERNATE:
AVIONICS EQUIPMENT VENTILATION MEL 21-26-10 MEL
COMPUTER
PACK FLOW CONTROL VALVE MEL 21-51-01 MEL
28. ALTERNATE:
MEL 21-52-01 MEL
AIR CONDITIONING PACK
29. COCKPIT AND CABIN TRIM AIR VALVE MEL 21-63-02 MEL
ATA 22
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE TAKEOVER
30. AMM 22-10-00-710-001-A FOT
AND PRIORITY PUSHBUTTON SWITCHES
31. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FCU AMM 22-10-00-710-006-A FOT
32. AMM 22-61-00-710-001-A FOT
TRAVEL LIMITING FUNCTION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE YAW DAMPER
33. AMM 22-63-00-710-001-A FOT
FUNCTION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE
34. MULTIPURPOSE CONTROL AND DISPLAY AMM 22-70-00-710-001-A FOT
UNIT (MCDU)
35. GROUND SCANNING OF THE AFS AMM 22-91-00-710-001-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE LAND CAT III
36. AMM 22-97-00-710-001-A FOT
CAPABILITY
UPLOADING OF THE FAC SOFTWARE AMM 22-66-00-610-802-A SGH
ALTERNATE:
37.
UPLOADING OF THE FLIGHT GUIDANCE AMM 22-83-00-610-802-A SGH
(FMGC) DATA
UPLOADING OF THE FLIGHT MANAGEMENT
38. AMM 22-70-00-610-008-H SGH
(FM) DATA
39. CROSSLOADING OF THE FM DATA AMM 22-70-00-610-009-A SGH
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF FLIGHT
AMM 22-66-34 R/I
AUGMENTATION COMPUTER (FAC)
ALTERNATE:
40.
AMM 22-83-34 R/I
MANAGEMENT AND GUIDANCE COMPUTER
(FMGC)
AMM 22-81-12 R/I
CONTROL UNIT (FCU)
41. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF
AMM 22-82-12 R/I
MULTIPURPOSE CONTROL AND DISPLAY
UNIT (MCDU)
42. AUTO FLT RUD TRV LIM 1/ 2 TSM 22-61-00-810-803-A T/S
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ALTERNATE:
TSM 22-63-00-810-815-A T/S
AUTO FLT YAW DAMPER SYS 1/ 2
A/THR 1/ 2 TSM 22-31-00-810-813-A T/S
ALTERNATE:
TSM 22-11-00-810-801-A T/S
43. FMGC 1/ 2
ALTERNATE:
ECAM WARNING “AUTO FLT REAC W/S DET TSM 22-66-00-810-885-A T/S
FAULT”
AUTOPILOT (AP) MEL 22-10-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 22-10-02 MEL
FLIGHT DIRECTOR (FD)
ALTERNATE:
MEL 22-60-02 MEL
44. FLIGHT AUGMENTATION (FAC 2)
ALTERNATE:
MEL 22-70-01 MEL
FLIGHT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (FMS)
ALTERNATE:
FLIGHT MANAGEMENT AND GUIDANCE MEL 22-83-01 MEL
COMPUTER (FMGC)
ATA 23
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE VERY HIGH
AMM 23-12-00-710-803-A FOT
FREQUENCY (VHF) SYSTEM
45. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE HIGH AMM 23-11-00-710-001-A FOT
FREQUENCY (HF) SYSTEM
BITE TEST OF THE RADIO MANAGEMENT
46. AMM 23-13-00-740-001-A FOT
PANEL (RMP)
TEST OF THE PRERECORDED
ANNOUNCEMENT OPERATION OF THE
47. AMM 23-32-00-700-001-A FOT
PRERECORDED ANNOUNCEMENT AND
BOARDING MUSIC (PRAM) REPRODUCER
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE MECHANIC
48. AMM 23-42-00-710-001-A FOT
CALL
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CABIN AND
49. AMM 23-43-00-700-001-A FOT
FLIGHT CREW INTERPHONE SYSTEM.
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE SERVICE
50. AMM 23-44-00-700-001-A FOT
INTERPHONE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE AUDIO
51. AMM 23-51-00-710-001-A FOT
MANAGEMENT UNIT (AMU)
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE OXYGEN
52. AMM 23-51-00-710-004-A FOT
MASK MICROPHONE
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE COCKPIT
53. VOICE RECORDER (CVR) AND THE CVR AMM 23-71-00-710-001-A FOT
CHANNEL RECORDING

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OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CVR
54. RECORDING LOGIC INCLUDING TIME DELAY AMM 23-71-00-710-002-A FOT
RELAY
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE
55. AMM 23-71-00-720-001-A FOT
UNDERWATER LOCATOR BEACON (ULB)
56. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CABIN SIGNS AMM 23-73-00-710-017-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE EMERGENCY
AMM 23-73-00-710-004-A FOT
EVACUATION (EVAC) SIGNALING SYSTEM
57. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF CIDS AMM 23-73-34 R/I
DIRECTOR
INTERFACE AND POWER-UP TEST OF THE
58. CABIN INTERCOMMUNICATION DATA AMM 23-73-00-740-005-B FOT
SYSTEM
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF RADIO
59. AMM 23-51-00 D/R
PUSH-TO-TALK (PTT) SWITCH
DOWNLOADING OF THE COCKPIT VOICE
60. AMM 23-71-00 SGH
RECORDER (CVR) DATA
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF VHF
AMM 23-12-33 R/I
TRANSCEIVER
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF HF AMM 23-11-33 R/I
TRANSCEIVER
61.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 23-11-36 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF HF COUPLER
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL /INSTALLATION OF VHF AMM 23-12-11 R/I
ANTENNA
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF RADIO
AMM 23-13-13 R/I
MANAGEMENT PANEL (RMP)
62. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION OF AUDIO AMM 23-51-12 R/I
CONTROL PANEL (ACP)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF INTEGRATED
63. AMM 23-32-36 R/I
PRAM (IPRAM) FLASHCARD
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF COCKPIT
64. AMM 23-71-35 R/I
VOICE RECORDER (CVR)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION COCKPIT DOOR
AMM 23-72-22 R/I
SURVEILLANCE MONITOR SYSTEM
65. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION ANTI HIJACK AMM 23-72-51 R/I
CAMERA SYSTEM

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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF
AMM 23-73-46/47 R/I
DECODER/ENCODER UNIT A / B
66. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF PASSENGER AMM 23-73-41 R/I
INTERFACE AND SUPPLY ADAPTER (PISA)
TSM 23-11-00-810-807-A
ECAM WARNING “HF1 OR VHF1 EMITTING” OR T/S
TSM 23-12-00-810-810-A
67.
ALTERNATE:
PERMANENT NOISE FROM THE COCKPIT TSM 23-51-00-810-851-A T/S
LOUDSPEAKERS
68. ANTI HIJACK CAMERA MONITORING TSM 23-72-00 PB201 T/S
69. CABIN INTERPHONE INOP TSM 23-73-00 T/S
70. CIDS ON MAINT STS TSM 23-73-00-810-894-A T/S
HF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM MEL 23-10-01 MEL
71. ALTERNATE:
MEL 23-10-02 MEL
VHF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
72. RMP SELECTION KEY MEL 23-13-02 MEL
73. HEADSET/ BOOMSET MEL 23-51-02 MEL
74. SIDESTICK PTT SW MEL 23-51-06 MEL
75. AUDIO CONTROL PANEL (ACP) MEL 23-52-01 MEL
76. COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER (CVR) MEL 23-71-01 MEL
COCKPIT DOOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
77. MEL 23-72-01 MEL
(CDSS)
CABIN LOUDSPEAKER MEL 23-73-05 MEL
78.
ALTERNATE: HANDSET MEL 23-73-06 MEL
ATA 24
GENERAL - INSPECTION/ CHECK OF THE
79. AMM 24-00-00-200-003-A I/C
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS AND EQUIPMENT
CHECK OF THE AC MAIN GENERATION
80. AMM 24-20-00-040-001-A I/C
MAINTENANCE CONDITION
AMM 24-21-00-710/720-
81. DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT (RESET) FOT
042-A
FUNCTION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE GENERATOR
82. LINE CONTACTOR (GLC-1) OPENING IN THE AMM 24-22-00-710-001-A FOT
SMOKE PROCEDURE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE STATIC AMM 24-28-00-710-001-
83. FOT
INVERTER A/A01
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE DC
84. AMM 24-32-00-710-001-A FOT
GENERATION SWITCHING

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OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE BATTERY AMM 24-38-00-710-001-
85. FOT
CHARGE LIMITER (BCL) A/A01
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE GAPCU VIA
86. AMM 24-41-00-740-002-B FOT
THE CFDS
87. AMM 24-21-51 R/I
INTEGRATED DRIVE GENERATOR - IDG 1(2)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE GCU-1(2) AMM 24-22-34 R/I
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STATIC AMM 24-28-51 R/I
INVERTER
88. ALTERNATE:
AMM 24-32-51 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE TR
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE GROUND
AMM 24-41-34 R/I
AUXILIARY POWER CONTROL UNIT
(GAPCU)
CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIPPED AND/ OR C/B
89. TSM 24-00-00-810-803-A T/S
TRIPPED WARNING
TSM 24-20-00 OR
90. ELEC APU GEN FAULT T/S
TSM 24-23-00
TSM 24-30-00 OR
91. TR 1/2 FAULT T/S
TSM 24-60-00
NO EXT PWR SPLY OF A/C ELECTRICAL
92. TSM 24-41-00-810-833-A T/S
CIRCUITS FROM THE EXTERNAL POWER
AC MAIN GENERATION (IDG, GCU, LINE
93. MEL 24-22-01 MEL
CONTACTOR)
AC AUXILIARY GENERATION (APU
GENERATOR, GCU OR GAPCU AUXILIARY
MEL 24-23-01 MEL
POWER CONTROL FUNCTION, LINE
94. CONTACTOR)
ALTERNATE:
MEL 24-38-02 MEL
BATTERY CHARGER LIMITER
95. DC MAIN GENERATION (TR 1, 2) MEL 24-32-01 MEL
ATA 25
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE CAPTAIN AND
96. AMM 25-11-00-710-001-A FOT
FIRST OFFICER SEATS
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ESCAPE-
97. AMM 25-62-44 R/I
SLIDE-RAFT PACK-ASSEMBLY
PORTABLE EMERGENCY LOCATOR AMM 25-65-32 R/I
TRANSMITTER (ELT)
98.
ALTERNATE:
PORTABLE EMERGENCY LOCATOR AMM 25-65-00-740-002-A FOT
TRANSMITTER (ELT) SYSTEM-BITE TEST
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99. CAPT/ FO SEAT ELECTRICAL CTL INOP TSM 25-11-00 T/S
100. INDICATIONS ON THE DOOR/ OXY SD PAGE MEL 25-07 MEL
101. PILOT SEAT ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT MEL 25-11-05 MEL
PASSENGER SEAT MEL 25-20 MEL
102. ALTERNATE:
MEL 25-20-09 MEL
CABIN ATTENDANT SEAT
ATA 26
103. OPERATIONAL CHECK OF LOOP/ SQUIB AMM 26-12-00-710-001-A FOT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ENGINE/ APU AMM 26-12-00-710-002-A
104. FIRE AND OVERHEAT DETECTION WITH OR FOT
THE CFDS AMM 26-13-00-710-001-A
VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE ENGINE FIRE-
105. AMM 26-12-00-200-003-A GVI
DETECTION SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF CARGO- AMM 26-16-00-710-802-A
106. COMPARTMENT/ LAVATORY SMOKE- OR FOT
DETECTION BY CFDS AMM 26-17-00-710-001-A
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF AUTOMATIC FIRE
EXTINGUISHING CIRCUIT AND TEST APU LP
107. FUEL VALVE OPERATION USING EACH AMM 26-22-00-710-002-A FOT
INDIVIDUAL MOTOR IN TURN AND TEST APU
EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN CIRCUIT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ENGINE/
108. AMM 26-12-34 R/I
APU FIRE-DETECTION UNIT (FDU)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF ENG FIRE
109. AMM 26-12-15/16/17 R/I
DETECTORS
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF CARGO-
110. COMPARTMENT/ LAVATORY SMOKE AMM 26-16-15 R/I
DETECTOR
AMM 26-21-41-000/400-
111. CARTRIDGE OF THE ENGINE FIRE- R/I
004-A
EXTINGUISHER BOTTLE
112. ENG 1 (2) FIRE LOOP A (B) FAULT TSM 26-12-00 T/S
SMOKE ON MAINTENANCE STATUS TSM 26-17-00 T/S
113. ALTERNATE:
LAVATORY SMOKE WARNING WITHOUT TSM 26-17-00-810-804-A T/S
FIRE
ENGINE FIRE DETECTION LOOP A/ B ON
MEL 26-12 MEL
ENGINE 1/ 2
114.
ALTERNATE:
MEL 26-13-01 MEL
APU FIRE DETECTION LOOP
LAVATORY SMOKE DETECTION SYSTEM MEL 26-17-01 MEL
115.
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SMOKE DETECTOR IN THE FWD CARGO
COMPARTMENT
ALTERNATE:
SMOKE DETECTOR IN THE AFT AND THE MEL 26-16-02 MEL
BULK CARGO COMPARTMENT
ATA 27
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RESET
116. AMM 27-22-00-710-001-A FOT
FUNCTION - RUDDER TRIM ACTUATION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RUDDER-
117. AMM 27-23-00-710-002-A FOT
TRAVEL LIMITATION UNIT
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE RUDDER TRIM
118. AMM 27-22-00-710-002-A FOT
ACTUATION
119. SERVO CONTROLS WITH INDIVIDUAL AMM 27-24-00-710-002-A FOT
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ELEVATOR
120. AMM 27-34-00-710-001-A FOT
AND HYDRAULIC ACTUATION
SYSTEM TEST OF THE THS ACTUATOR
AMM 27-41-00-730-001-A FOT
ELECTRICAL CONTROL
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE SPOILER AMM 27-64-00-710-001-A FOT
HYDRAULIC ACTUATION
121.
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF LOGICS
ACTIVATING ELAC 1 & 2, & SEC 1 STBY PWR AMM 27-96-00-710-018-A FOT
SPLY & ABILITY OF SEC 1 & 2 TO ACHIEVE
PITCH CTL & ABILITY OF SIDESTICK
PRIORITY FUNCTION
RESET OF THE WING TIP BRAKE (WTB) OF
AMM 27-50-00-869-006-A M/P
THE FLAP SYSTEM ON THE GROUND
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WING TIP AMM 27-51-00-710-001-A FOT
BRAKE AND THE PRESSURE OFF BRAKE
122. ALTERNATE:
RESET OF THE WING TIP BRAKE (WTB) OF AMM 27-80-00-869-004-A M/P
THE SLAT SYSTEM ON THE GROUND
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE WING-TIP AMM 27-81-00-710-001-A FOT
BRAKE AND THE PRESSURE-OFF BRAKE
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ELEVATOR
AMM 27-93-00-710-001-A FOT
AND AILERON COMPUTERS (ELACS)
123. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE SPOILER AMM 27-94-00-710-001-A FOT
ELEVATOR COMPUTER (SECS)

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BITE TEST OF THE EFCS (GROUND
124. AMM 27-96-00-740-001-A FOT
SCANNING)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE NEW- AMM 27-92-41-000/400- R/I
GENERATION SIDE STICK UNIT (SSU) 802-A
125. ALTERNATE:
AMM 27-92-41-000-001-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF SIDE STICK R/I
AMM 27-92-41-400-001-A
ASSEMBLY
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF ELEVATOR AMM 27-93-34-000-001-A
126. R/I
AILERON COMPUTER (ELAC) AMM 27-93-34-400-001-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF SPOILER AMM 27-94-34-000-001-A
127. R/I
ELEVATOR COMPUTER (SEC) AMM 27-94-34-400-001-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE RADIO AMM 27-92-41-000-010-A
128. R/I
PTT SWITCH AMM 27-92-41-400-010-A
129. F/CTL ON MAINTENANCE STATUS TSM 27-00-00-810-801-A T/S
130. ELAC 1/2 FAULT TSM 27-93-00-810-808-A T/S

F/CTL AIL SERVO FAULT TSM 27-30-00 OR
131. T/S
ALTERNATE: F/CTL ELEV SERVO FAULT TSM 27-90-00
132. FLT CTL ON MAINTENANCE STATUS MEL 27-00 MEL
SFCC FLAP CHANNEL MEL 27-51-01 MEL

133. ALTERNATE:
MEL 27-81-01 MEL
SFCC SLAT CHANNEL
ELAC 1 MEL 27-93-01 MEL
134. ALTERNATE:
MEL 27-94 MEL
SEC 1/2/3 SYSTEM
ATA 28
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF LP SHUT OFF
VALVES INCLUDING OPERATION BY AMM 28-24-00-710-803 FOT
INDIVIDUAL MOTORS
135.
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FUEL AMM 28-42-00-710-001-A FOT
QUANTITY INDICATING SYSTEM
STATUS REPORT (BITE) AMM 28-42-00-740-001-A FOT
136. ALTERNATE:
INTERROGATION OF THE FQIS INPUT AMM 28-42-00-740-003-A FOT
PARAMETERS PAGES
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION REFUEL/DEFUEL AMM 28-25-55-000-001-A
R/I
CONTROL PANEL AMM 28-25-55-400-001-A
137. ALTERNATE: AMM 28-42-22-000-001-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FUEL R/I
AMM 28-42-22-400-001-A
QUANTITY INDICATOR
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION FUEL QUANTITY
AMM 28-42-34-04 R/I
138. INDICATING COMPUTER
ALTERNATE: AMM 28-46-18-000-001-A R/I

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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE SENSOR- AMM 28-46-18-400-001-A
ACT FUEL HIGH LEVEL
139. XFR VLV SHOW AMBER IN FUEL SD PAGE TSM 28-15-00-810-818-A T/S
140. FUEL MAINTENANCE STATUS MEL 28-00 MEL
FUEL QUANTITY INDICATIONS ON THE FUEL
MEL 28-07-01 MEL
SD PAGE
141. ALTERNATE:
VALVE INDICATIONS ON THE FUEL SD MEL 28-07-04 MEL
PAGE
142. LH WING TRANSFER VALVE MEL 28-15-01 MEL
143. WING TANK PUMP MEL 28-21-01 MEL
FUEL QUANTITY PRESELECTOR MEL 28-25-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
144. FUEL QUANTITY ON THE REFUEL/ DEFUEL MEL 28-25-02 MEL
CONTROL PANEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 28-25-03 MEL
REFUEL VALVE
ATA 29
CHECK OF SYSTEM PRESSURE/ QUANTITY AMM 29-30-00-200-
145. I/C
INDICATION ON THE ECAM 001/002-A
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION PRESSURE
AMM 29-32-12-04 R/I
SWITCH - SYSTEM
146. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION PRESSURE AMM 29-32-11-04 R/I
TRANSDUCER – HYDRAULIC
FAULT LIGHT OF THE YELLOW E-PUMP P/B
147. TSM 29-13-00-810-813-A T/S
SW IS ON
CONTINUOUS OPERATION OF THE YELLOW
148. ELECTRIC PUMP AFTER CARGO DOOR TSM 29-24-00-810-803-A T/S
OPERATION
149. INDICATIONS ON THE HYD SD PAGE MEL 29-07 MEL
150. YELLOW SYSTEM ELECTRIC PUMP MEL 29-24-01 MEL
ATA 30
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PROBE ICE
151. AMM 30-31-00-710-001-A FOT
PROTECTION
OPERATIONAL TEST TO READ THE CLASS 3
152. AMM 30-31-00-710-002-A FOT
FAULTS
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE HEATING OF
AMM 30-31-00-710-802-A FOT
THE ANGLE OF ATTACK SENSOR
153.
ALTERNATE: AMM 30-31-00-720-001-A FOT

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FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF THE INSULATION
RESISTANCE OF THE PITOT PROBE
HEATER
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE PROBE
AMM 30-31-34 R/I
HEAT COMPUTER (PHC)
154. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WINDOW AMM 30-42-34 R/I
HEAT COMPUTER (WHC)
ANTI-ICE CAPTAIN/ FO TAT TSM 30-31-00-810-810-A T/S
TSM 30-31-00-810-802-A
155. ALTERNATE: OR
TSM 30-31-00-810-813-A T/S
ANTI-ICE CAP/ FO PITOT
OR
TSM 30-31-00-810-824-A
ANTI-ICE L/R WINDOW TSM 30-42-00-810-810-A T/S
TSM 30-31-00-810-862-A
156. ALTERNATE: OR
TSM 30-31-00-810-863-A T/S
FAILURE OF THE PHC 1/2/3 OR
TSM 30-31-00-810-864-A
157. PROBE HEAT COMPUTER (PHC) MEL 30-31-01 MEL
PITOT HEATER MEL 30-31-02 MEL
158. ALTERNATE:
MEL 30-31-03 MEL
STATIC PORT HEATER
159. WINDSHIELD ANTI-ICING AND DEFOGGING MEL 30-42 MEL
160. WINDSHIELD RAIN PROTECTION MEL 30-45 MEL
WASTE WATER DRAIN MAST HEATING
161. MEL 30-71-01 MEL
SYSTEM
ATA 31
162. PROCEDURE TO SET THE CLOCK AMM 31-21-00-750-002-A M/P
BITE TEST OF THE CENTRALIZED FAULT
163. AMM 31-32-00-740-002-A FOT
DISPLAY INTERFACE UNIT (CFDIU)
READOUT PROCEDURE OF THE DIGITAL
AMM 31-33-00-710-009-A M/P
FLIGHT DATA RECORDER
164. ALTERNATE:
RECORDER - DIGITAL FLIGHT DATA (DFDR) AMM 31-33-55-04 R/I
- REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
165. PRINTOUT OF THE STORED REPORTS AMM 31-36-00-740-010-A M/P
ACCESS TO THE PARAMETER CALL-UP
166. AMM 31-36-00-740-008-A M/P
MENUS
UPDATE OF THE ENGINE HOURS AND
167. CYCLES IN THE FLIGHT DATA INTERFACE AMM 31-36-00-740-014-A M/P
AND MANAGEMENT UNIT (FDIMU)

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ALTERNATE:
UPDATE OF THE APU HOURS AND CYCLES
AMM 31-36-00-740-013-A M/P
IN THE FDIMU AFTER APU, ECB OR FDIMU
REPLACEMENT
TEST OF THE FLIGHT DATA INTERFACE
168. AMM 31-36-00-740-012-A FOT
AND MANAGEMENT UNIT (FDIMU)
169. READ AIDS REPORT AMM 31-37-XX M/P
GROUND SCANNING OF THE CENTRAL
170. AMM 31-50-00-710-001-A FOT
WARNING SYSTEM
X LOADING PROCEDURE OF THE DMC1 TO
THE PFD CAPT, ND CAPT, THE EWD OR THE AMM 31-60-00-610-001-A M/P
171. SD
ALTERNATE:
AMM 31-60-00-610-003-A M/P
X LOADING PROCEDURE OF THE DMC1
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE EIS AMM 31-60-00-710-001-A FOT
172. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF BRIGHTNESS AMM 31-60-00-740-010-A FOT
CONTROL THROUGH MCDU
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CFDIU AMM 31-32-34-04 R/I
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FDIU/ AMM 31-36-34-04 R/I
173. DMU (FDIMU)
ALTERNATE:
AMM 31-53-34-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE FWC
ALTERNATE:
AMM 31-55-34-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE SDAC
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE DISPLAY
174. AMM 31-63-22-04 R/I
UNIT (DU)
ACCESS TO THE CFDS MENU NOT
175. TSM 31-32-00-810-949-A T/S
AVAILABLE ON THE GROUND
176. FAULT MESSAGE: PRINTER TSM 31-35-22 T/S
177. QAR/ DAR ON MAINTENANCE STATUS TSM 31-36-00 T/S
DMC 1/3 ON MAINTENANCE STATUS TSM 31-63-82 T/S
178. ALTERNATE:
TSM 31-63-82-810-833-A T/S
CAPT PFD DU BLANK
179. DFDR TSM 31-33-55 T/S
INDICATIONS ON THE PRIMARY FLIGHT
MEL 31-05 MEL
DISPLAY (PFD)
ALTERNATE:
180. INDICATIONS ON THE NAVIGATION DISPLAY MEL 31-06 MEL
(ND)
ALTERNATE:
INDICATIONS ON THE SYSTEM DISPLAY MEL 31-07 MEL
(SD)

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181. PRINTER MEL 31-30-07 MEL
182. MAINTENANCE STATUS MEL 31-00 MEL
183. DISPLAY UNIT (DU) MEL 31-63 MEL
ATA 32
FLIGHT CONFIGURATION PRECAUTIONS
184. AMM 32-00-00-860-001-A M/P
WITH ELECTRICAL POWER
FUNCTIONAL CHECK OF LGCIU POWER
AMM 32-31-00-720-008-A FOT
SUPPLY RELAYS
ALTERNATE:
185. BITE CHECK OF LANDING-GEAR CONTROL
INTERFACE-UNIT (LGCIU) WITH USE OF AMM 32-69-00-740-001-A FOT
MCDU TO ENSURE THAT CONTINUOUS BITE
IS OPERATIVE
SIMULATION OF FLIGHT WITH FALSE
AMM 32-69-00-860-802-A M/P
TARGETS (WITH AIRCRAFT ON GROUND)
186. ALTERNATE:
SIMULATION OF FLIGHT (WITH AIRCRAFT AMM 32-69-00-860-001-A M/P
ON GROUND)
187. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE LGCIU AMM 32-31-71-04 R/I
188. L/G SYS DISAGREE TSM 32-31-00-810-888-A T/S
189. BRAKE N/WS MINOR FAULT TSM 32-43-00-810-833-A T/S
INDICATIONS ON THE WHEEL SD PAGE MEL 32-07 MEL
190. ALTERNATE:
BRAKE TEMPERATURE MONITORING UNIT MEL 32-47-01 MEL
(BTMU)
BRAKING/STEERING CONTROL UNIT (BSCU)
MEL 32-42-03 MEL
SYSTEM 1/2
191.
ALTERNATE:
MEL 32-42-05 MEL
AUTO/BRK FUNCTION
192. BRAKE UNIT MEL 32-42-01-A MEL
PARKING BRAKE LIGHT ON THE NWS
193. MEL 32-51-04 MEL
ELECTRICAL DEACTIVATION BOX
ATA 33
194. AMM 33-12-00-710-001-A FOT
ILLUMINATION
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE INSTRUMENT
195. AMM 33-13-00-710-001-A FOT
AND PANEL INTEGRAL-LIGHTING
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE LIGHT TEST
196. AMM 33-14-00-710-001-A FOT
SYSTEM
CHECK BATTERY CAPACITY (CABIN
197. AMM 33-51-00-710-003-A I/C
EMERGENCY LIGHTING)

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REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CABIN
198. AMM 33-51-11-04 R/I
EMERGENCY LIGHT
AMM 33-51-38-04 R/I
EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY UNIT (EPSU)
199. ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE BATTERY
AMM 33-51-38-04 R/I
OF THE EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY UNIT
(EPSU)
200. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF LOGO LIGHTS AMM 33-47-11-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF WING-TIP NAV AMM 33-41-11-000/400-
R/I
LIGHTS. 001-A
201. ALTERNATE:
AMM 33-41-11-000/400-
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE R/I
802-A
NAVIGATION LIGHT – SHARKLET
TSM 33-13-00-810-801-A
OR
INTERGRATED LIGHT INOP ON SOME VU TSM 33-13-00-810-802-A T/S
PANELS OR
202. TSM 33-13-00-810-803-A
ALTERNATE:
TSM 33-14-00-810-802-A T/S
ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT INOP
ALTERNATE:
TSM 33-13-00-810-804-A T/S
STANDBY COMPASS LIGHTING FAILURE
SOME CABIN LIGHT CAN NOT DIM OR
203. TSM 33-21-00-810-803-A T/S
SWITCH OFF
204. READING LIGHT AT SEAT ROW INOP TSM 33-25-00-810-802-A T/S
TSM 33-42-00-810-801-A
OR TSM 33-42-00-810-
205. LANDING LIGHT 802-A OR TSM 33-42-00- T/S
810-803-A OR
TSM 33-42-00-810-804-A
206. COCKPIT GENERAL ILLUMINATION MEL 33-10-01 MEL
207. CABIN GENERAL ILLUMINATION MEL 33-20-01 MEL
CABIN SIGNS (NO SMOKING/ NO
208. ELECTRONIC DEVICES/ FASTEN SEAT MEL 33-20-02 MEL
BELT/ RETURN TO SEAT)
EXTERIOR LIGHT EXTENSION/ RETRACTION
209. MEL 33-40 MEL
SYSTEM
210. CABIN EMERGENCY LIGHTING MEL 33-51 MEL
211. TAXI LIGHT LAMP 8LR CDL 33-02 CDL
212. RUNWAY TURN OFF LIGHT LEN CDL 33-08 CDL
213. TAKEOFF LIGHT LAMP 7LR CDL 33-09 CDL
ATA 34

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ADIRS
INDICATOR - ISIS (INTEGRATED STANDBY
214. INSTRUMENT SYSTEM) - REMOVAL/ AMM 34-22-25-04 R/I
INSTALLATION.
215. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE PITOT AMM 34-11-15-04 R/I
REFERENCE UNIT - AIR DATA/ INERTIAL
AMM 34-12-34-04 R/I
(ADIRU) - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
216.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 34-12-34-200-001-A M/P
ADIRU REMOVAL CRITERIA
LEAK TEST OF THE PRINCIPAL STATIC AND
217. AMM 34-13-00-790-002-A I/C
TOTAL AIR DATA SYSTEM
LOW-RANGE LEAK TEST OF THE STANDBY
218. AMM 34-21-00-790-001 SGH
PNEUMATIC CIRCUITS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ATTITUDE/
HEADING (ATT/HDG) COMPARISON AMM 34-14-00-710-004-A FOT
WARNING
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ATTITUDE/
AMM 34-14-00-710-003-A FOT
219. HEADING (ATT/ HDG) SWITCHING
FUNCTION
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE FIVE-MINUTE
TIME DELAY OF ADIRU2 AND ADIRU3 AMM 34-10-00-710-009-A FOT
POWER DISCONNECTION IN EMERGENCY
CONFIGURATION
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF OVERSPEED
AMM 34-13-00-710-002-A FOT
WARNING VMO/ MMO USING CFDS
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF ISIS DC HOT BUS AMM 34-22-25-710-001-A FOT
SUPPLY
220. ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF THE BACK-UP AMM 34-13-00-710-009-A FOT
SPEED SCALE DISPLAY
ALTERNATE:
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF OVERSPEED AMM 34-13-00-710-007-A FOT
WARNINGS VFE/ VLE USING CFDS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE AIR DATA
221. AMM 34-13-00-710-001-A FOT
SWITCHING FUNCTION
DISAGREE BETWEEN THE FMS AND THE
TSM 34-14-00-810-926-A T/S
IRS POSITIONS
222. ALTERNATE:
ALTITUDE DISCREPANCY BETWEEN CAPT TSM 34-13-00-810-A03-A T/S
PFD AND F/O PFD
TSM 34-13-00-810-
223. FAILURE OF THE TAT SENSOR 1/2 T/S
909/911-A

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ADIRU FAULT OR
224. TSM 34-13-00 T/S
IR/ ADR FAULT
ADR 2/3 INOP MEL 34-10-02B MEL
225. ALTERNATE:
MEL 34-10 MEL
IR 1/2/3 INOP
226. ISIS AIRSPEED INDICATION INOP MEL 34-23-02A MEL
ILS
RECEIVER - ILS/ MMR - REMOVAL/
227. AMM 34-36-31-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
228. FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE ILS. AMM 34-36-00-720-002-A FOT
TSM 34-22-00 OR
TSM 34-36-00 OR
229. MMR FAULT TSM 34-58-00 OR T/S
TSM 34-12-00
LOSS OF THE G/S INDICATION ON THE
230. PFD(S) AND ND(S) TSM 34-36-00-810-822-A T/S
Alternate: LOSS OF THE L/S INDICATION
231. ILS 1/2 INOP MEL 34-30-04 MEL
232. NAV GPS 1 FAULT. MEL 34-50-09 MEL
WEATHER RADAR
SYSTEM TEST OF THE WEATHER RADAR. AMM 34-41-00-730-001-A AT
233. ALTERNATE:
AMM 34-41-00-740-002-A AT
BITE TEST OF THE WEATHER RADAR
TRANSCEIVER - WEATHER RADAR -
234. AMM 34-41-33-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION.
DISPLAY OF THE WEATHER RADAR IMAGE
DISTORTED AND/ OR BLURRED ON THE TSM 34-41-00-810-852-A T/S
CAPT (F/O) ND
235.
ALTERNATE:
DISPLAY OF THE WXR RNG MESSAGE ON TSM 34-41-00-810-834-A T/S
THE ND
WEATHER RADAR SYSTEM MEL: 34-40-06 MEL
236. ALTERNATE:
PREDICTIVE WINDSHEAR DETECTION MEL: 34-40-07 MEL
SYSTEM
TCAS
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE TCAS
AMM 34-43-00-720-001-A FOT
ANTENNAS
237. ALTERNATE:
ANTENNA - TCAS - REMOVAL/ AMM 34-43-11-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
238. UPLOADING OF THE TAWS DATABASE AMM 34-43-00-610-004-A SGH

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COMPUTER - TCAS - REMOVAL/
239. AMM 34-43-34-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
TSM 34-42-00 OR
240. NAV/ TCAS FAULT T/S
TSM 34-72-00
241. NAV TCAS FAULT MEL 34-40-05 MEL
ATC
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE ATC/ MODE S AMM 34-52-00-720-005-
FOT
TRANSPONDER A02
242. ALTERNATE:
FUNCTIONAL TEST OF THE ALTITUDE AMM 34-52-00-720-004-A FOT
REPORTING FUNCTION.
TRANSPONDER - ATC/ MODE S - REMOVAL/
243. AMM 34-52-33-04 R/I
INSTALLATION.
244. ATC ANTENNA – REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 34-52-11-04 M/P
FAILURE OF THE ATC/ MODE S
245. TSM 34-52-00-810-801-A T/S
TRANSPONDER 1
246. NAV ADS-B RPTG 1/2 FAULT TSM 34-52-00 T/S
MEL 34-50-01A OR
247. ATC 1/2 FAULT MEL
MEL 34-50-10
RADIO ALTIMETER
OPERATIONAL CHECK AND DETAILED
248. INSPECTION FOR CONTAMINATION OF AMM 34-42-00-750-001-A FOT
RADIO ALTIMETER FAN
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE RA
249. AMM 34-42-11-04 R/I
ANTENNA
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE RA
250. AMM 34-42-33-04 R/I
TRANSCEIVER
251. NAV RA 1/2 TSM 34-42-00-810-801/2 T/S
252. RA ANTENNA FAILURE TSM 34-42-00-810-820 T/S
253. NAV RA 1/2 FAULT. MEL: 34-40-04 MEL
GPWS
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ENHANCED
254. AMM 34-48-00-710-001-B FOT
GPWS GROUND SELF-TEST FUNCTION.
UPLOADING OF THE ENHANCED GPWC
255. AMM 34-48-00-610-001-A SGH
DATABASE
LOSS OF THE TERRAIN DISPLAY ON CAPT
256. TSM 34-48-00-810-852-A T/S
ND AND F/O ND.
257. NAV GPWS FAULT MEL 34-40-01 MEL
258. NAV GPWS TERR DET FAULT MEL 34-40-02 MEL
DME
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ANTENNA - DME - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION AMM 34-51-11-04 R/I
ALTERNATE:
AMM 34-52-11-04
259. ATC ANTENNA – REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
ALTERNATE:
INTERROGATOR - DME - REMOVAL/ AMM 34-51-33-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
TSM 34-51-00-810810-
260. FAILURE OF DME T/S
801/2
ADF
261. BITE-TEST AMM 34-53-00-740-003 FOT
262. INTERMITTENT FAILURE OF THE ADF1 TSM 34-53-00-810-832-A T/S
LOSS OF THE ADF1 DISPLAY ON THE CAPT/ TSM 34-53-00-810-824/
263. T/S
FO ND ONLY 825-A
VOR/MKR
RECEIVER - VOR/MARKER - REMOVAL/
264. AMM 34-55-31-04 R/I
INSTALLATION
265. FAILURE OF THE VOR/MKR RECEIVER 1/2 TSM 34-55-00-810-801-A T/S
266. LOSS OF THE VOR 1/2 DATA ON THE ND TSM 34-55-00-810-812-A T/S
267. VOR 1/2 INOP. MEL 34-50-05A MEL
ATA 35
OPERATIONAL CHECK OF FLIGHT CREW
268. AMM 35-12-41-710-001-A FOT
OXYGEN SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE PORTABLE
269. AMM 35-32-00-710-001-A FOT
OXYGEN EQUIPMENT
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CREW
270. AMM 36-22-00-100-801A R/I
OXYGEN-STORAGE CYLINDER
CREW OXYGEN INDICATION WITH AMBER
271. TSM 35-10-00-810-818 T/S
HALF BOX
PORTABLE OXYGEN UNIT MEL 35-30-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
273. PASSENGER OXYGEN UNIT MEL 35-20-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 35-20-03 MEL
LAVATORY OXYGEN UNIT
ATA 36
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE OVERHEAT
274. AMM 36-22-00-710-001-A FOT
DETECTION SYSTEM
MEASUREMENT OF THE CENTRE WIRE
275. RESISTANCE (CWR) OF THE OVERHEAT AMM 36-22-00-760-803-A I/C
DETECTION SYSTEM (OHDS) LOOPS

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CLEAN THE OVERHEAT DETECTION
276. SYSTEM (OHDS) CONNECTORS AND APPLY AMM 36-22-00-100-801-A SGH
THE ELECTRICAL INSULATING COMPOUND
277. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE BMC AMM 36-11-34-04 R/I
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE PYLON
AMM 36-22-15-04 R/I
SENSING ELEMENT
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE WING AMM 36-22-16-04 R/I
278.
SENSING ELEMENT
ALTERNATE:
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE APU AMM 36-22-17-04 R/I
SENSING ELEMENT
LOSS OF THE LEAK DETECTION LOOP A/ B
279. TSM 36-22-00-810-807-A T/S
ON THE LEFT/ RIGHT WING
LEAK DETECTION FROM THE LOOP A/B IN
TSM 36-22-00-810-825-A T/S
THE LEFT/ RIGHT WING
280. ALTERNATE:
LEAK DETECTION ON THE ENGINE 1/2 TSM 36-22-00-810-831-A T/S
PYLON
281. BLEED ON MAINT STS MEL 36-00 MEL
282. INDICATIONS ON THE BLEED SD PAGE MEL 36-07 MEL
283. ENGINE BLEED AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM MEL 36-11-01 MEL
284. APU BLEED AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM MEL 36-12-01 MEL
ATA 38
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE VACUUM
285. AMM 38-31-00-710-002-A FOT
TOILET SYSTEM
BITE TEST OF THE VACUUM TOILET
286. AMM 38-31-00-740-001-A FOT
SYSTEM
TSM 38-31-00-810-
287. LIQUID LEVEL TRANSMITTER 004/005-A OR T/S
TSM 38-31-00-810-821-A
288. VACCUM GEN FAILURE TSM 38-31-00-810-839-A T/S
ATA 46
289. OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE ATSU AMM 46-21-00-710-001-A FOT
290. VHF 3 LINK TEST OF THE ATSU AMM 46-21-00-710-002-A FOT
291. BITE TEST OF THE ATIMS AMM 46-21-00-740-001-A FOT
UPLOADING OF THE ATSU SOFTWARE
292. AMM 46-21-00-610-001-C SGH
COMPONENT
INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE OF THE ATSU
293. AMM 46-21-00-860-001-A SGH
ROUTER
294. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ATSU AMM 46-21-34 R/I
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295. FAILURE OF THE ATSU TSM 46-21-00-810-801-A T/S
296. COMPANY DATALINK STBY TSM 46-21-00-810-844-A T/S
AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE UNIT MEL 46-21-01 MEL
ALTERNATE:
297. ATC DATALINK MEL 46-21-04 MEL
ALTERNATE:
MEL 46-21-05 MEL
COMPANY DATALINK
ATA 49
298. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ECB AMM 49-61-34 R/I
299. APU AUTO SHUTDOWN - (131-9(A)) TSM 49-00-81 T/S
300. APU ON MAINT STATUS TSM 49-00-81-810-861-A T/S
301. POWER PLANT (APU) MEL 49-10-01 MEL
302. APU AIR INTAKE FLAP MEL 49-10-02 MEL
ATA 52
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE COCKPIT-
303. AMM 52-51-00-710-002-A FOT
DOOR LOCKING SYSTEM (CDLS)
REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE CARGO
304. AMM 52-35-13-04 R/I
DOOR ACTUATOR PROXIMITY SWITCH
305. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE STRIKE AMM 52-51-12-04 R/I
FAULT OF THE COCKPIT DOOR LOCKING
306. TSM 52-51-00-810-801-A T/S
SYSTEM (CDLS) - GENERAL
FAULT OF THE COCKPIT DOOR LOCK
307. TSM 52-51-00-810-803-A T/S
SYSTEM - OPEN LAMP STAYS ON
CARGO DOOR ELECTRICAL CONTROL MEL 52-30-03 MEL
309. ALTERNATE:
CARGO DOORS OPEN/ LOCKED INDICATOR MEL 52-30-07 MEL
LIGHT
COCKPIT DOOR FAULT LIGHT MEL 52-53-01 OR
310. ALTERNATE: DOOR STRIKE MEL 52-51-06 OR MEL
ALTERNATE: CDLS MEL 52-51-01
ATA 70-80
CFM56
OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE FADEC ON
AMM 73-29-00-710-040-
311. THE GROUND (WITH ENGINE NON- FOT
B02
MOTORING)
CORRECT FAULTS OF THE ENGINE
312. AMM 73-21-60-740-028-B FOT
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE REPORT (SMR)
REPAIR OF WIRING HARNESS WITH
313. AMM 73-21-50-300-004-A FOT
SILICONE RUBBER TAPE

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VISUAL INSPECTION OF THE POWER PLANT
AMM 71-50-00-210-001-A M/P
WIRE HARNESS
ALTERNATE:
CONTINUITY CHECK OF THE POWER PLANT AMM 71-50-00-280-001-A M/P
WIRE HARNESS
ALTERNATE:
314. SHORTED WIRE AND INSULATION
AMM 71-50-00-280-002-A M/P
RESISTANCE CHECK OF THE POWER
PLANT WIRE HARNESS
AMM 71-51-43-04 CONF
ALTERNATE: 06 OR
I/C-R/I
REPLACEMENT ENGINE HARNESS AMM 71-52-43-04 CONF
06
315. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF THE ECU AMM 73-21-60-04 R/I
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF THRUST
316. AMM 78-30-00-04 D/R
REVERSER
ENG FADEC ON MAINT STS MEL 70-00-01 MEL
317. ALTERNATE:
MEL 70-00-01 MEL
ENG EIU ON MAINT STS
IGNITION SYSTEM A MEL 74-31-01 MEL
318. ALTERNATE:
MEL 74-31-02 MEL
IGNITION SYSTEM B
319. OIL INDICATIONS ON THE ENGINE SD PAGE MEL 79-07 MEL
320. THRUST REVERSER MEL 78-30-01 MEL
PW1100
TEST NO.7 - EEC OPERATION TEST (SELF
321. AMM 73-21-00-710-806-A FOT
TEST)
CORRECT FAULTS OF THE ENGINE
322. AMM 73-21-00-740-803-A FOT
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE REPORT (SMR)
VISUAL EXAMINATION OF THE FADEC
323. SYSTEM WIRING HARNESSES (GROUND AMM 73-21-00-200-805-A FOT
HARNESS CHECK)
ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROL (EEC) -
AMM 73-21-01-04 R/I
REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
324.
ALTERNATE:
AMM 73-25-34-04 R/I
EIU - REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION
325. REMOVAL/ INSTALLATION OF HARNESS AMM 73-21 R/I
DEACTIVATION/ REACTIVATION OF THRUST
326. AMM 78-30-00-04 D/R
REVERSER
IGNITION SYSTEM A MEL 74-31-01 MEL
327. ALTERNATE:
MEL 74-31-02 MEL
IGNITION SYSTEM B
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MANUAL APPENDIX 5 FORMS AND CONTROL PROCEDURE
Page 149 of 150
APPENDIX 5 - FORMS AND CONTROL PROCEDURE

1) Responsibilities:
AMO QA, TTS, Technical library are responsible for implementing this procedure.
2) Procedure:
a) TTS get register form number from Technical Library.
b) TTS submit form to AMO QA for approval.
c) After get approval, TTS send the form to Technical Library to upload to Sharepoint and
Coruson.
d) When there is amendment, TTS submit new form revision to AMO QA for approval. Then
send the approved new revision form to Technical Library to update to Sharepoint and
discard old one. TTS updates form into Coruson.
e) Technical Library monitors the current soft revision of the form. Original form is kept in TTS.
3) List of form:
No. FORM FORM NAME REVISION

CODE
1. TTDF001 POSITION NEED ASSESSMENT 02
2. TTDF002 INSTRUCTOR ASSESSOR LIST 01
3. TTDF003 TRAINING COURSE CURRICULUM 02
4. TTDF004 EMPLOYEE NEEDS ASSESSMENT 02
5. TTDF005 PREREQUISITE ASSESSMENT 02
6. TTDF006 TRAINING LIST 02
7. TTDF007 TRAINING COURSE CAPABILITY SELF-EVALUATION SHEET 02
8. TTDF008 COURSE PROGRAM MASTER CONTROL LIST 01
9. TTDF009 APPLICATION FOR INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL 02
10. TTDF010 LIST OF TRAINING REQUIRED TOOL AND EQUIPMENT 01
11. TTDF011 COURSE EVALUATION 01
12. TTDF012 EFFECTIVENESS MEASUREMENT AND SUGGESTION 01
13. TTDF013 CERTIFICATE HANDOVER FORM 01
14. TTDF014 QUESTION BANK 00


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TRAINING PROGRAM MANUAL

Revision Date: 06 Nov 2023

Document No. VJC-AMO-M-001

CHECK AND APPROVAL

Authorization Name Signature Date

AMO Technical 06/11/2023

Workshop Manager DO HUU SON 06/11/2023

MQA Director TONG THE NGOC 06/11/2023

AMO QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT

VIETJET AVIATION JOINT STOCKS COMPANY

30 Phan Thuc Duyen Street, Tan Binh District

Ho Chi Minh City.

Tel: + 8428 35471852, Ext: 184

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Base Maintenance Manager Electronic

Maintenance Control Center Manager Electronic

All Station Managers Electronic

Workshop Manager Electronic

AMO QA Director Electronic

VJAA Director Electronic

Technical Support/ Planning Manager Electronic

Supply and Store Manager Electronic

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All Maintenance Employees Electronic

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Issue No. Revision No. Revision Date Reason for Revision

Added new ARS staff.

Added new Chapter, Sub-Chapters.

Replaced Technical Quality Assurance/ Technical

Revised Instructor Requirement

04 03 06 Nov 2023 Added for VTE Project

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Section Description of Significant Changes

2.1.2 Revised item a)

2.1.3 Revised item e)

2.1.4 Revised item b) & c)

Revised title and notes of Table 4.2-1

Added column FS and revised Table 4.3-1

APP 4 Revised Appendix 4 - Training Practical Worksheet/On Job Training Worksheet

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