Training Course Catalogue

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Training CourseCatalogue

Dear Customers,

We are delighted to issue this new catalogue in which you will now find details of our complete civil & military range training offer. Airbus Helicopters Training Services delivers first rate training on the full range of Airbus Helicopters.

Our company anticipates the needs and expectations of our trainees and develops specialized tools and courses to meet with customer requirements.

Our focus is permanently on innovation and cutting edge technology. As well as our existing offer of virtual environment systems and course concepts for HLO and the FNPT II single engine simulator. We are delighted to add new propositions to our extensive training offer. This year we launch our new Priority One Air Rescue courses and our EC175 FNPT III Simulator Training. For the military market we have developed our new Tiger and NH90 courses. Our training centre fully equipped to offer a level of training which integrates the very advanced technologies of the full Airbus Helicopters range.

At Airbus Helicopters Training Services the implementation of the Safety Management System, certified by European regulations, ensures the highest level of safety throughout our services.

With our team of highly skilled instructors, our objective is to knit closely with our civil and military customers and our personnel and suppliers within a safety orientated environment in order to deliver the appropriate training, this remains the key factor to increasing the safety of your operational missions.

This catalogue aims at meeting with your expectation. Should you wish to receive any additional information please contact us, our teams will be pleased to assist with your request.

Sincerely yours,

Hervé BERRIETGENERAL MANAGER

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005Airbus Helicopters Training Services

GENERAL INFORMATION ............................7

PILOT TRAINING ........................................17

> STANDARD COURSES Initial Type Rating ........................................................20Additional Type Rating ................................................22Type Rating Renewal Course ......................................24Difference Training .......................................................26Initial Type Rating Instructor (TRI)................................28Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Extension of Privileges .....30Examiner Seminar Courses (TRE, SE, FSE) ................32Multi Engine Preliminary Course .................................33Crew Resources Management (CRM) .........................34On Site Recurrent Emergency .....................................35AS350 FNPT II Simulator Training ...............................36EC175 FNPT III Simulator Training ..............................37

> ROLE TRAININGSAR Systems Training .................................................40Mountain Training ........................................................42Firefighting Operations ................................................43Nap Of the Earth (NOE) ..............................................44Night Vision Goggles (NVG).........................................46Maintenance Check Flight - FLM Section 8 ................48Operational Mountain Training ....................................49

> OPERATIONAL SUPPORTOn Site Pilot Assistance ..............................................52

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESPilot Type Rating .........................................................56NH90 TTH Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Course ..........58NH90 TTH Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) Course.....60

MAINTENANCE TRAINING ........................63

> STANDARD COURSES T1 Airframe Type Rating ..............................................66Airframe Difference ......................................................68T2 Avionics Type Rating ..............................................70Avionics Difference ......................................................72Airframe & Avionics Refresher .....................................74Specific Avionics Courses ...........................................76T4 Familiarization Course ............................................78

> SPECIFIC COURSESAirframe Repair Course ...............................................82Mechanical Assembly .................................................84Autopilot Hydraulic Unit ..............................................86Maintenance Check Flight ...........................................87Standard Practices ......................................................88Emergency Flotation System Annual Practice ............89Offshore & SAR Mission Equipment Training ..............90Technical Documentation & Logistics Support ...........92

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESMechanics Type Rating ..............................................96NH90 Avionics Type Rating .........................................98TIGER Avionics / Armament Type Rating .................100NH90 TTH to NFH Difference Training ......................102Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) Type Rating ...104Line Service Technician Course ................................106Maintenance Supervisor Course ...............................107Composite Repair Course .........................................108Refresher ...................................................................109NH90 Familiarization Course .....................................110Hands-On Maturity and Enhancement (HOME) ........111

OPERATIONAL MISSION TRAINING .......113

> OPERATIONAL COURSESHoist Operator Training - Type Conversion ...............116Basic SAR Mission Hoist Training .............................118Advanced SAR Mission Flood / Swift Water Rescue ...................................................119Advanced SAR Mission Mountain / Vertical Surface Cliff Rescue .....................................120Advanced SAR Mission Maritime Boat / Vessel Rescue ...........................................................121Annual Re-Currency Hoist Rescue Training ..............122Basic SAR Mission Planning .....................................123Basic Mission Rappelling / Abseiling ........................124Basic Mission Fast-Rope ..........................................125Basic Utility External Load / Aerial Firefighting Mission .........................................126Air Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Training ............127Helicopter Emergency Medical Responder(H / EMR) Training ......................................................128Helicopter Rescue Swimmer School .........................129

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESNH90 Third Crew Member Course ............................132NH90 NFH Tactical Officer Course ............................134NH90 NFH Sensor Operator Course .........................136

OTHER TRAINING ....................................139

Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) ..............................140Safety & Survival Training ..........................................142Survival & Rescue Training in Severe WinterConditions .................................................................144Helicopter Familiarization for Inquiries & Analysis ....145Aircraft Generalities ...................................................146Performances ............................................................148

ACRONYMS ..............................................151

TABLE OF CONTENTS



GENERAL INFORMATION

> TRAINING CENTERFacilities ........................................................................................................................................ 8Approvals & Standardization ........................................................................................................ 9Foreign Certifications ................................................................................................................... 9Training Means ........................................................................................................................... 10Instructors Team ......................................................................................................................... 10Customer Assistance ................................................................................................................. 11Travel Information ....................................................................................................................... 11

> COURSESCourse Enrolment ....................................................................................................................... 12An Adaptable Offer ..................................................................................................................... 12Security Pass .............................................................................................................................. 12Registration ................................................................................................................................ 13Course Organization ................................................................................................................... 13European Certifications .............................................................................................................. 14

> PARTNERS ........................................................................................................................... 15

> CONTACT.............................................................................................................................. 15

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008 Airbus Helicopters Training Services

Airbus Helicopters Training Services (AHTS) is located in the South of France, in the city of Marignane, right beside Marseille Provence International Airport. Our training center is in a distance of 25 km (16 miles) from Marseille & Aix-en-Provence, near many touristic sites.

While our customers are following their training, they will be able to enjoy many of the wonderful places of interest the area has to offer such as the roman spa town of Aix-en-Provence, the city of Marseille, with its extraordinary marina and ports, Arles roman arena and theatre, the Camargue, natural reserve, the mountain range of the Luberon and the Alps, the French Riviera (Cannes, Nice) and many other scenic spots.

FACILITIES

Our objective is to offer to you the best environment during your training.

At your arrival, you will find:

2 200 m² surface area dedicated to practical training.

Training Center



FOREIGN CERTIFICATIONS

AHTS has received recognition from worldwide airworthiness authorities, ensuring our customers with the most rigorous standards for safety and flight-readiness.

APPROVALS & STANDARDIZATION

organization to deploy our processes and focus on Safety and Excellence.

EN9100 / AQAP2110 Quality standard.Approved Training Organization (ATO) & Maintenance Training Organization (MTO) approved on European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standard.

Safety Management System (SMS), implemented since 2009, which acts and implements all the necessary measures to establish a secure training and working environment.

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TRAINING MEANS

To conduct our courses, we use modern and pedagogical teaching tools such as:

specifically designed for instruction

for pilots and/ or technicians (THB).

hydraulically & electrically powered: EC120 /

Associated to our innovative training means, AHTS instructors deliver the most achieved helicopter training for your technicians and pilots!

INSTRUCTORS TEAM

Our instruction staff represents the main asset of AHTS.

Each instructor has developed his area of expertise (mechanic, avionic or pilot) over the years within the French Army Corps and / or the Civilian Aviation Industry.

When hiring an instructor, our selection criteria are very demanding; experience, knowledge and expertise

experience. They have flown every type of mission and have solved every problem your crew will ever face.



CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE

Our Customer Assistance team will be glad to assist you during your training and to help you throughout the organization of your stay.

For your hotel booking / transportation, do not hesitate to contact our services:

[email protected]

TRAVEL INFORMATION

A “Travel Information” guide (PDF) is available on our website to facilitate your arrival in Marignane.

You will find essential information on AHTS regarding:

For more information about AHTS, please visit our website at: www.airbushelicopterstrainingservices.com

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Courses

COURSE ENROLMENT

A calendar of our Scheduled Courses (Pilot & Maintenance) is available on our website.

> HOW TO RECEIVE A QUOTATION?

1. Go on AHTS website2. Click on “Scheduled Courses”

aircraft

and submit it by clicking on “SEND”6. You will be sent a commercial proposition via

email

AN ADAPTABLE OFFER

This catalogue introduces our standard training offer. As a manufacturer, our expertise on aircraft allows us to adapt

For more flexibility, our courses can be given either on AHTS facilities or off-site, at the customer’s location.

department.

SECURITY PASS

An AHTS security pass will be issued to you on the first day of class.

This badge must be worn at all time during your training course duration.

The AHTS badge does not permit entry to any other plant or facility other than AHTS.

ENTREPRISE

Nom

Prénom

Trainee # 00000 Validité du JJ/MM/ANNEE au JJ/MM/ANNEE



REGISTRATION

AHTS set up an ONLINE registration form. You will receive an email with a link to access the registration form. Registration for all courses should be completed 30 days before the beginning of the course.

To register, you will need to provide the following documents:

> PILOT TRAINING

> MAINTENANCE & OTHER TRAINING

Important notice: The original documents mentioned above and a copy of passport / ID card have to be presented the first day of the training course.

COURSE ORGANIZATION

> COURSE TIMETABLE

> LUNCH

A Campus restaurant is especially dedicated to you and your instructor during all the training duration.

> INTERPRETERS

The course language is in English.

However, you may benefit from the services of an interpreter to translate the training course in your native language. Please note that this service will involve additional fees and increase course duration.

Important notice: For PART 147 and FCL certified courses, test has to be taken in English without the interpreter. Otherwise, trainees will be awarded an AHTS certificate.

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INITIAL TYPE COURSE: a first type rating within a new helicopter group (e.g. you are

ADDITIONAL TYPE COURSE: permits to extend privileges to a first variant in another type but from the same group

DIFFERENCE TYPE COURSE: extends the privileges to another aircraft variant within the same type (e.g. you

Important notice:

Simulation training is completed on Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD),

which comprises FNPT III, FTD Level 3, FFS Level B or FFS Level D, available within the Airbus Helicopters worldwide network.

EUROPEAN CERTIFICATIONS

For Maintenance & Pilot courses, our training has been awarded European Certifications (European Aviation Safety Agency - EASA).

Important notice: For EC135 & EC145, courses are conducted in Donauworth, Germany. For more information, please connect to www.airbushelicopters.com/trainingacademy.

> MAINTENANCE TRAINING

AND practical instruction on the entire Airbus

The maximum class size in EASA PART 147 courses is 6 trainees for Avionics and 8 trainees for Mechanics.

> PILOT TRAINING

Our ATO is certified EASA PART FCL to deliver pilot training on the entire Airbus Helicopters range, except the

The maximum ground class size in EASA PART FCL ground courses is 10 trainees.

course (Initial, Additional or Difference):

Single Engine Turbine (SET)

Multi Engine Turbine (MET)

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EC120

ECUREUIL FAMILY

AS350 B2 AS350 B3e

ADDITIONAL DIFFERENCE

DAUPHIN FAMILY

AS365 N3 EC155

SUPER PUMA FAMILY

AS332 L1 EC225

ADDITIONAL DIFFERENCEDIFFERENCE

INITIAL(1st type rating in other group)



Partners

For information concerning our training offer, course schedule or course customization, do not hesitate to contact us. With the exception of holidays, we will available to assist you during the following office hours:

MONDAY - FRIDAY: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Phone:Email: [email protected]

Contact

> HELISIMHelisim is a simulation-based training center using the most advanced

Its mission is to improve flight safety through recurrent training and type ratings

L1 / L2; EC225 / 725; NH90.

> TURBOMECA

range of services close to customers, wherever they may operate.

> AEROCAMPUSAerocampus is a training centre of international standing, concentrating on a single campus the full spectrum of aeronautical maintenance training programs.

> PRIORITY ONE AIR RESCUE (P1AR)P1AR is a world-wide leader in the rotorcraft market place as an experienced and respected helicopter air rescue services company.

> SKYGROUPSkygroup can help out with aerial shooting sessions, sightseeing flights, business flights, emergency transfer and fret, fly- on works (e.g.: helicopter airlift, forest firefighting, surveying), but also helicopter fly lessons, and advice for helicopter maintenance and management.

> AIRTELISWith the help of helicopters, Airtelis carries out construction and maintenance work on power lines and other infrastructures. Airtelis also proposes its expertise in engineering helicopter solutions for power lines.

> SURVIVAL AND FIRE TECHNIQUE TRAINING CENTER (CETIS)The CETIS, an entity from the training division of Marseille Fire and Rescue

broad and aims at professionals such as firefighters, French Army corps and private industrials from distinctive fields (i.e.: offshore operations).

Website: www.airbushelicopterstrainingservices.com

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> STANDARD COURSES Initial Type Rating ....................................................................................................................... 20Additional Type Rating ............................................................................................................... 22Type Rating Renewal Course ..................................................................................................... 24Difference Training ...................................................................................................................... 26Initial Type Rating Instructor (TRI)............................................................................................... 28Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Extension of Privileges .................................................................... 30Examiner Seminar Courses (TRE, SE, FSE) ............................................................................... 32Multi Engine Preliminary Course ................................................................................................ 33Crew Resources Management (CRM) ........................................................................................ 34On Site Recurrent Emergency .................................................................................................... 35AS350 FNPT II Simulator Training .............................................................................................. 36EC175 FNPT III Simulator Training ............................................................................................. 37

> ROLE TRAININGSAR Systems Training ................................................................................................................ 40Mountain Training ....................................................................................................................... 42Firefighting Operations ............................................................................................................... 43Nap Of the Earth (NOE) ............................................................................................................. 44Night Vision Goggles (NVG)........................................................................................................ 46Maintenance Check Flight - FLM Section 8 ............................................................................... 48Operational Mountain Training ................................................................................................... 49

> OPERATIONAL SUPPORTOn Site Pilot Assistance ............................................................................................................. 52

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESPilot Type Rating ........................................................................................................................ 56NH90 TTH Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Course ......................................................................... 58NH90 TTH Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) Course.................................................................... 60

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION:

> SIMULATOR AND / OR FLIGHT INSTRUCTION:

On Single Engine: Flight training consists of normal and emergency procedures including hydraulics-off landings, full autorotation and governor failure procedures (when applicable).

On Multi Engine: Flight training consists of normal and emergency procedures including systems failure, tail rotor control failure, power recovery autorotation, major governor failure, engine failure during take-off, landing and level flight.

> SKILLS TEST:

The practical instruction is generally followed by a type rating skills test in compliance with the training syllabus. The

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a PART FCL certificate of approved training for the type rating.

The Initial Type Rating a first type rating on a new helicopter group, for either Single Engine Turbine or Multi Engine Turbine helicopter.

Initial Type Rating



COURSE DURATION

> SINGLE PILOT VFR

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS

EC120 4 5:00 1:00

AS350 B/BA/B1/B2 4 5:00 1:00

AS350 B3(2B) 4 5:00 1:00

AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e 4 5:00 1:00

EC130 B4/T2 4 5:00 1:00

AS355 F/F1/F2/N 10* 8:00 1:30

AS355 NP* 11* 8:00 1:30

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experience and regulationsAll above courses are PART FCL approved

* IFR extension may be provided in addition to the initial Type Rating


SIMULATIONFSTD

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS HOURS

AS365 N/N1/N2 11** 16:30 04:30 2:00

AS365 N3 13** N/A 16:00 2:00

AS365 N3+ 13** N/A 16:00 2:00

EC155 13** 16:30 4:00 2:00


> SINGLE PILOT IFR


SIMULATIONFSTD

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST


EC175 18**FNTP III 8:00

FFS14:30 6:30 2:00

AS332 C1/L1 13** 19:00 5:00 2:00

AS332 C1e/L1e 16** N/A 21:00 2:00

EC225 18** 22:00 06:30 2:00


> MULTI PILOT IFR

** MULTI ENGINE COURSE (3 DAYS) INCLUDED

For more information about the Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD), please refer to p.14.

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT



On Single Engine: Flight training consists of normal and emergency procedures including hydraulics off landings, full autorotation and governor failure procedures (when applicable).

On Multi Engine: Flight training consists of normal and emergency procedures including systems failure, tail rotor control failure, power recovery autorotation, major governor failure, engine failure during take-off, landing and level flight.

> SKILLS TEST:

The practical instruction is generally followed by a type rating skills test in compliance with the training syllabus. The

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a PART FCL certificate of approved training for the type rating.

The Additional Type Ratingnew type rating on another helicopter type of the same group (SET or MET) on which the pilot is currently rated.

Additional Type Rating



COURSE DURATION

> SINGLE PILOT VFR


FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS

EC120 4 3:00 0:30

AS350 B/BA/B1/B2 4 3:00 0:30

AS350 B3(2B) 4 3:00 0:30

AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e 4 3:00 0:30

EC130 B4/T2 4 3:00 0:30

AS355 F/F1/F2/N* 7 5:00 1:30

AS355 NP* 7 5:00 1:30


* IFR extension may be provided in addition to the additional Type Rating


SIMULATIONFSTD

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST


AS365 N/N1/N2 8 9:30 4:30 2:00

AS365 N3 10 N/A 10:00 2:00

AS365 N3+ 10 N/A 10:00 2:00

EC155 10 9:30 4:30 2:00


> SINGLE PILOT IFR


SIMULATIONFSTD

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST


EC175 15FNTP III 8:00

FFS13:00 3:00 2:00

AS332 C1/L1 10 16:30 2:30 2:00

AS332 C1e/L1e 13 N/A 16:00 2:00

AS332 L2 10 16:00 2:00 2:00

EC225 15 20:30 4:30 2:00


> MULTI PILOT IFR

For more information about the Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD), please refer to p.14.

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

>> expiration of type rating revalidation test

5 years: type rating renewal course and / or revalidation test

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION (IN CASE OF TYPE RATING RENEWAL):

> RENEWAL / REVALIDATION TEST:

Type rating skills test in accordance with PART FCLregulation. The applicant should demonstrate

applicable type of helicopter.

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a PART FCL Flight Test Form.

The Type Rating Renewal Course updates knowledge and proficiency to renew the type rating on the aircraft type.The Revalidation or Renewal Test extends the type rating according to PART FCL regulations.

Type Rating Renewal Course



COURSE DURATION

> FOR TYPE RATING RENEWAL COURSE AND REVALIDATION TEST

TYPE RATING

9 MONTHS 12 MONTHS 15 MONTHS 2 YEARS 5 YEARS

Example: If you successfully passed your Type Rating 10 months ago, you are in CASE A.


FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS

Single engine (Case A) N/A N/A 1:00

Single engine (Case B) N/A N/A 1:00

Single engine (Case C/D) 1 1:00 1:00

Multi engine (Case A) N/A N/A 1:30

Multi engine (Case B) N/A N/A 1:30

Multi engine (Case C) 1/2 1:15 1:30

Multi engine (Case D) 1 2:30 1:30


CASE A CASE B CASE C CASE D NEW TYPE RATING REQUIRED

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> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT



CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a certificate of approved training for the type rating.

The Difference Training course extends the privileges of a pilot to another aircraft type within the

Difference training



COURSE DURATION


FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

DAYS HOURS

AS350 B3(2B) to AS350 B/BA/B1/B2 (Series)

2 1:30

AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e to AS350Series

2 1:30

EC130 to AS350 Series 3 3:00

AS350 Series to B3(2B) 2 1:30

AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e to B3(2B) 1 1:00

EC130 to AS350 B3(2B) 2 2:00

AS350 Series to B3(2B1)/B3e 2 1:30

AS350 B3(2B) to B3(2B1)/B3e 1 1:00

EC130 to AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e 2 2:00

AS350 Series to EC130 3 3:00

AS350 B3(2B) to EC130 3 2:00

AS350 B3(2B1)/B3e to EC130 2 2:00

AS355 F1/F2 to AS355 N 3 3:00

AS355 F1/F2 to AS355 NP 4 3:00

AS355 N to NP 2 1:00

AS365 N3 to N/N1/N2(Series)

3 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 N3+ to AS365 Series 3 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

EC155 to AS365 Series 3 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 Series to N3 3 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 N3+ to N3 1 1:30 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 3:00 (flight)

EC155 to N3 4 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 Series to N3+ 5 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 N3 to N3+ 2 1:30 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 3:00 (flight)

EC155 to N3+ 4 1:30 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 3:00 (flight)

AS365 Series to EC155 5 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 N3 to EC155 5 3:00 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 4:30 (flight)

AS365 N3+ to EC155 4 1:30 (FSTD) + 1:30 (flight) or 3:00 (flight)

AS332 C1/L1 to L2 (single pilot) 10 6:00 (flight) or 6:00 (FSTD) + 2:00 (flight)

AS332 C1/L1 to EC225 15 14:30 (flight) or 13:00 (FSTD) + 4:30 (flight)

AS332 L2 to EC225 10 11:30 (flight) or 11:00 (FSTD) + 3:00 (flight)


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PRIVILEGES

The privileges of the holder of a TRI (H) are to instruct license holders regarding the issue, revalidation or renewal type rating. When applicable, this course includes the extension of the IR (H) privileges, and

Crew Coordination as applicable.

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

FCL, as well as valid and corresponding

applicable type of helicopter, of which no more than 7 hours may be completed in a flight simulator

FCL

It is strongly recommended to have a strong experience on the variant as Pilot In Command.

COURSE CONTENT

> REVIEW AND UPDATE OF AIRCRAFT TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE:

> PEDAGOGICAL INSTRUCTION INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING CONTENTS:

>> Learn how to manage a trainee during flight training >> Normal and emergency procedures

The Initial Type Rating Instructor (TRI) provides the necessary skills for the holder of a helicopter license to deliver a type rating on the applicable type of aircraft.

Initial Type Rating Instructor (TRI)



CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded an attestation of approved training for the Type Rating Instructor.

COURSE DURATION

SINGLE PILOT MULTI PILOT

SE ME with simulator ME ME

with simulator ME

GROUND COURSE 7 days 7 days 7 days 8 days 8 days

FSTD N/A 7:30 N/A 7:30 N/A

FLIGHT 5:30 3:00 10:30 3:00 10:30

SKILLS TEST 1:30 1:30 1:30 1:30 1:30

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experienceAll above courses are PART FCL approved

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

the relevant helicopter, of which no more than 7 hours may be completed in a flight simulator

It is strongly recommended to have a strong experience on the variant as Pilot In Command.

aircraft type.

COURSE CONTENT


procedures)


seat

corresponding adjustments to be applied

CERTIFICATE

After sucessful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a flight report of the new version.

The Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Extension of Privileges course extends privileges of a pilot instructor to a new aircraft type.

Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Extension of Privileges



COURSE DURATION

SINGLE PILOT MULTI PILOT

SE ME with simulator ME ME

with simulator ME

GROUND COURSE 2 days 2 days 2 days 3 days 3 days

FSTD N/A 3:00 N/A 3:00 N/A

FLIGHT 2:00 2:00 5:00 2:00 5:00

SKILL TEST 1:30 1:30 1:30 1:30 1:30

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experienceAll above courses are PART FCL approved

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Examiner Seminar Courses (TRE, SE, FSE)

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

REVALIDATION

RENEWAL

COURSE CONTENT

> TRAINING PROGRAM:

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded an AHTS certificate.

COURSE DURATION

This Examiner Seminar Courses (TRE, SE, FSE) allows the revalidation and / or the renewal of


DAYS

Examiner Seminar Courses (TRE, SE, FSE)

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

rating

aircraft type.

COURSE CONTENT

> GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE AIRCRAFT:

Engine

> FLIGHT PREPARATION:

(A and B categories, performance group)

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Multi Engine Preliminary Course provides knowledge on aircraft and flight preparation

Multi Engine Preliminary Course


DAYS

Multi Engine Preliminary course 3


Note: Pilots must hold a professional license and an experience > 500 flight hours.

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> BASIC MODULE:

effective cockpit talks

> SPECIFIC MODULE (AIMED AT MANAGEMENT SKILLS):

aircraft systems, supporting facilities and information from outside

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Crew Resources Management (CRM) course provides the theoretical knowledge to reduce risks resulting from aircrew errors and increase mission effectiveness.


DAY 1 Introduction / Statistics and history of CRM /Human factors limitations / Information management

DAY 2 Error / Judgement decision / Situational awareness / Stress

DAY 3 Communication / Leadership / Final case study

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experience

Crew Resources Management (CRM)



On Site Recurrent Emergency

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraft type.

COURSE CONTENT

> FLIGHT INSTRUCTION:

Flight training provides the pilot with demonstration and performance of emergency procedures.

Flight training consists of emergency procedures including landings with hydraulics off, full autorotation and governor procedures when applicable.

Flight training consists of emergency procedures including systems failure, tail rotor control failure, power recovery, governor failure, engine failure during take-off, land and level flight.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

According to the International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST),occur during training flights.

By performing your Recurrent Emergency course with AHTS, you will be able to accomplish emergency procedures with safety and proficiency thanks to our experienced instructors.

Important notice: This course can also be completed to renew annual licenses.

GROUND INSTRUCTION FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

DAYS HOURS

Single engine (Autorotation) 1 2

Multi engine (CAT A + CAT B) 1 3


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> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> TRAINING COURSES:

Degraded Visual Environment (DVE): Be ready to face any critical situation by training yourself in low visibility with bad weather recovery, unusual positions and spatial disorientation. Situation Awareness & Threat and Error Management (TEM): Recognize and avoid potential undesired aircraft states in VFR operations.Specific Mission Training Courses: HD areas have been implemented to immerse the trainee into highly realistic missions.

> ADDITIONAL CUSTOMIZED TRAINING COURSE:

operations and specific environment.

CERTIFICATE


AVAILABILITY

DRY LEASE and WET LEASE conditions.

COURSE DURATION

The Flight Navigation Procedures Trainer (FNPT II)

The FNPT II simulator aims at improving crew skills, situation awareness and decision making. This training device provides pilots with realistic training, which generates distinctive flight scenarios.

AS350 FNPT II Simulator Training

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION

DAYS HOURS

DVE PROGRAM 2 6




PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION

HOURS

OFFSHORE TRAINING MODULE 8


PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> OFFSHORE TRAINING MODULE:

> ADDITIONAL CUSTOMIZED TRAINING COURSE:

operations and specific environment.

CERTIFICATE


AVAILABILITY

This EC175 FNPT III MCC is available under DRY LEASE and WET LEASE conditions.

COURSE DURATION

The Flight Navigation Procedures Trainer (FNPT III MCC) is a full scale replica of the multi-

such as multi-function display systems (HELIONIX®) or flight controls (real grips).

This simulator provides pilots with a comprehensive and realistic training, which enables full system comprehension and reproduces flight scenarios. Pilot can benefit from multilevel simulation training with various types of operational tasks.

This FNPT tool is fully integrated in the EC175 Pilot Type Rating process.

This training device is certified CS FSTD H - FNPT III MCC.

EC175 FNPT III Simulator Training

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

FLIGHT CREW

appropriate to the privileges of the license

aircraft type.

HOIST OPERATOR

Qualified Hoist Operator needed for the flightinstruction (AHTS may provide an Hoist Operator for this course)

COURSE CONTENT

This training is customized according to aircraft configuration & equipped devices.

The objective of the SAR Systems Training is to provide pilots with a consistent training, based on the procedures to be applied during Search And Rescue (SAR) missions on a helicopter,

Important notice: This course may be combined with our Hoist Operator Training - Type Conversion (See P. 116)

SAR Systems Training



COURSE DURATION

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

DAYS HOURS

SAR Systems Training 2 6:30


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Mountain Training


DAYS HOURS

INITIAL 1 6:15

ADVANCED 1 7:30


PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

INITIAL COURSE

ADVANCED COURSE:

OR

aircraft type and training purpose.

COURSE CONTENT

landing path

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Mountain Training course provides knowledge and proficiency to operate aircraft safely and efficiently in a mountainous environment.



Firefighting Operations

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

upon aircraft type.

COURSE CONTENT


angle, parameters affecting the efficiency of the release, foaming agent effects, releasing

propagation

> PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION:

automatic hover - heavy weight (when applicable)

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The objective of the Firefighting Operations course is to provide knowledge and proficiency on fire behavior and air operations (including water bombing operations) for helicopter pilots.The theoretical instruction will be performed within the French Firefighting Training Academy.


DAYS HOURS

Firefighting Operations 3 3:45


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Nap Of the Earth (NOE)

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

helicopter

aircraft type and mission purpose.

COURSE CONTENT



CERTIFICATE


The Nap Of the Earth (NOE) training course provides ability to fly the helicopter by day in safe conditions (low altitude navigation).The NOE Training usually represents a preliminary course toward Night Vision Goggles (NVG) qualification.




DAYS HOURS

NOE 3 10:00


TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

operation department in order to authorize flight instruction.

>> Area should be far away from cities >> Area should have various landscapes >> Area should have various landing spots

COURSE DURATION

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Night Vision Goggles (NVG)

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

FIRST LEVEL NVG

SECOND LEVEL NVG(In addition to first level requirements)

module

NVG INSTRUCTOR(In addition to second level requirements)

helicopter type

CONVERSION TO TYPE NVG

flying with NVG as helicopter pilot

The Night Vision Goggles (NVG)

It provides the basic NVG knowledge necessary to fly in safe conditions.

It trains the pilot as Pilot In Command in NVG flights.

This training provides pilots with the knowledge and necessary skills to conduct future NVG training flights.

This course enables the pilot to take advantage of a new aircraft type when flying with NVG. This training has to be performed after type rating and maturity phase.




DAYS HOURS

First Level NVG 3 8:00

Second Level NVG 3 8:00

NVG Instructor 3 8:00

Conversion to type NVG 1/2 4:00


COURSE CONTENT


amplification system


CERTIFICATE


TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

operation department in order to authorize flight instruction.

before starting the actual training flights.

>> Area should not be much lighted >> It should not have too many wires >> It should be far away from cities >> It should have various landscapes >> It should have several landing zones

COURSE DURATION

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> APPLICANTS MUST:

as helicopter pilot

flight hours as helicopter pilot on the type or have a valid instruction experience on the type

flight hours as helicopter Pilot in Command in the last 12 months

aircraft type.

COURSE CONTENT

CERTIFICATE


Flight Manual.

Important notice: This course can be associated with our Maintenance Check Flight course of the Maintenance Training Section (see p.87).

Maintenance Check Flight - FLM Section 8

COURSE DURATION


DAYS HOURS

Single engine 1 3:00

Multi engine 1 4:30




Operational Mountain Training

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraft type and training purpose.

COURSE CONTENT

needs of the company

evaluation

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Operational Mountain Training provides technical knowledge on specific missions completed in a mountainous environment.

THEORETICAL & FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

SLING Customized courses

HOIST Customized courses


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On Site Pilot Assistance

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

Advise your pilots on the adaptation of the new type of helicopter to your mission profile and operational environmentSupport your pilots with flight and mission preparation (e.g.: flight documentation, management of unforeseen events, area and environmental risk assessment)Assist your pilots in the definition of basic standard operating proceduresCreate a tailor-made program to provide pilots with the necessary skills to perform your specific missions

Training sessions can be specifically adapted

BENEFITS

Having an Airbus Helicopters pilot instructor provide your pilots with expert recommendations in your daily operational environment will ensure:

A solid transfer of industry know-how straight from the OEM An optimized understanding of your aircraft usage (e.g.: standard operating procedures, modern avionics, Man-Machine Interface, use of technologies such as AFCS, FMS, D-MAP, TCAS)Reinforced flight safetyOperational efficiency for the entry into serviceTime and budget savings

With the On Site Pilot Assistance

specific operational environments.This service is customizable for all civil or military customers operating an Airbus Helicopters aircraft - for the entire range from the EC120 to the EC225/EC725.



DURATION

This service from 1 to 3 weeks long is delivered following the delivery of your new Airbus Helicopters

On Site Pilot Assistance can be provided at anytime as a standalone service.

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NH90 & Tiger Courses



Pilot Type Rating

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANT MUST:

Familiarization Course

documentation

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION:

drive system

identification system

> LIGHT MEDIA TRAINING:

This training course is designed to provide the pilot with the knowledge and necessary skills to fly and operate NH90 and Tiger aircraft. It combines theoretical, simulation and flight instruction. The content of the training courses are, as far as applicable, in accordance with the standards as specified by the EASA PART FCL regulations.



> SIMULATOR TRAINING:

systems use

> TIGER PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION:

> NH90 FLIGHT TRAINING:

> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the courses, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment in compliance with

type of helicopter.

CERTIFICATE


An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass mark duringwritten examinations or practical training.

COURSE DURATION

GROUND TRAINING FLIGHT TRAINING TEST


WEEKSLIGHT MEDIA TRAINING

HOURSSIMULATION HOURS

HOURS

NH90 TTH 5 N/A 15:00 12:00 Included

NH90 NFH 6 37 16:00 12:00 Included




WEEKSPRACTICAL INSTRUCTION


HOURS

TIGER 3 1:00 N/A 12:00 Included


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NH90 TTH Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

helicopter pilot

flight hours in Multi-Pilot on NH90

COURSE CONTENT

> REVIEW AND UPDATE OF NH90 TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE:

> PEDAGOGICAL INSTRUCTION:

>> Learn how to manage a trainee during flight training >> Normal and emergency procedures

> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the course, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment in

the applicable type of helicopter in safe conditions.

CERTIFICATE



The Type Rating Instructor (TRI) Course is designed to provide the applicant with the necessary level of competence to deliver a Type Rating training on NH90.



COURSE DURATION

> WITH SIMULATOR

> WITHOUT SIMULATOR

PRIVILEGES

The privileges of the holder of a TRI (H) NH90 rating are to instruct license holders regarding the issue, revalidation or renewal on NH90, including when applicable, the extension of IR privileges.

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTIONSIMULATION

FSTDFLIGHT

INSTRUCTIONTEST


NH90 TTH 6 9:00 3:00 1:30


THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION FLIGHT INSTRUCTION TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS

NH90 TTH 6 10:15 1:30


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NH90 TTH Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

helicopters Initial Type Rating on NH90

helicopter

COURSE CONTENT

> REVIEW AND UPDATE OF NH90 TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE:

> PEDAGOGICAL INSTRUCTION:

>> Learn how to manage a trainee during flight training

> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the course, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment incompliance with the training syllabus. The applicant


CERTIFICATE


The Synthetic Flight Instructor (SFI) rating is designed to provide the applicant with the necessary level of competence to deliver type rating and recurrent training on NH90 simulator.



COURSE DURATION

PRIVILEGES

The privileges of the holder of a NH90 SFI rating are to instruct license holders in Full Flight Simulator for NH90 type rating or recurrent training.

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION FLIGHT INSTRUCTION TEST

DAYS HOURS HOURS

NH90 TTH 6 12:00 1:30


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> STANDARD COURSES T1 Airframe Type Rating ............................................................................................................. 66Airframe Difference ..................................................................................................................... 68T2 Avionics Type Rating ............................................................................................................. 70Avionics Difference ..................................................................................................................... 72Airframe & Avionics Refresher .................................................................................................... 74Specific Avionics Courses .......................................................................................................... 76T4 Familiarization Course ........................................................................................................... 78

> SPECIFIC COURSESAirframe Repair Course .............................................................................................................. 82Mechanical Assembly ................................................................................................................ 84Autopilot Hydraulic Unit ............................................................................................................. 86Maintenance Check Flight .......................................................................................................... 87Standard Practices ..................................................................................................................... 88Emergency Flotation System Annual Practice ........................................................................... 89Offshore & SAR Mission Equipment Training ............................................................................. 90Technical Documentation & Logistics Support .......................................................................... 92

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESMechanics Type Rating ............................................................................................................. 96NH90 Avionics Type Rating ........................................................................................................ 98TIGER Avionics / Armament Type Rating ................................................................................ 100NH90 TTH to NFH Difference Training ..................................................................................... 102Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) Type Rating .................................................................. 104Line Service Technician Course ............................................................................................... 106Maintenance Supervisor Course .............................................................................................. 107Composite Repair Course ........................................................................................................ 108Refresher .................................................................................................................................. 109NH90 Familiarization Course .................................................................................................... 110Hands-On Maturity and Enhancement (HOME) ....................................................................... 111

MAINTENANCE TRAINING

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

categoryAND

the official maintenance documentation, and have the ability to write and communicate in comprehensive English, to prevent any misunderstanding

It is strongly recommended to have at least 6 months of practical experience on helicopter

COURSE CONTENT


> SKILLS TEST:

Throughout the course, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and practical assessment in compliance

of helicopter in safe conditions.

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded:

OR NON

An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass mark during written examinations and / or practical training.

The T1 Airframe Type Rating course provides knowledge and proficiency to operate aircraft with

T1 Airframe Type Rating

navigation systems



COURSE DURATION

> T1 AIRFRAME TYPE RATING (PART 147)

IMPORTANT NOTICE

All PART 147 courses may be completed with certification at the customer’s facilities (aircraft availability is mandatory).

THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION

TEST

WEEKS

EC120 3 Included

AS350 B/BA/B1/B2 3 Included

AS350 B3-EC130 4 Included

AS355 N/NP 4 Included

EC155 5 Included

AS365 N/N1/N2 5 Included

AS365 N3 5 Included

EC175 5 Included

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e 5 Included

AS332 L2 5 Included

EC225 5 Included

SA330 4 Included

All course duration is based on PART 147 requirements and subject to changes regarding EASA requirements and according to the trainees’ experience.All PART 147 courses can be provided with or without certification ; the duration of the non-certified courses remain the same or can be adapted at your request.

Note: Engine course not included (+ 1 week)

Upon request, AHTS is able to propose Airframe Type Rating (NON PART 147) on First Generation aircraft:

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> APPLICANTS MUST:

maintenance license on the applicable type of aircraft

OR

maintenance license on the applicable type of aircraft issued by a Civil Aviation Authority member of the ICAO

OR

NAA recognition, on the applicable type of aircraftAND


COURSE CONTENT

CERTIFICATE


OR NON

An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass mark duringwritten examinations and / or practical training.

The Airframe Difference course extends privileges of a mechanic to a new aircraft type in

Airframe Difference



COURSE DURATION


TEST

DAYS

AS365 N3 to N/N1/N2 5 Included

AS365 N/N1/N2 to N3 7 Included

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e to AS332 L2

15 Included

EC225 to AS332 L2 10 Included

AS332 L2 to EC225 13 Included



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> APPLICANTS MUST:

categoryAND


It is strongly recommended to have at least 6 months of practical experience on avionics and

COURSE CONTENT


> SKILLS TEST:


applicable type of helicopter in safe conditions.

CERTIFICATE


OR NON


The T2 Avionics Type Rating course provides knowledge and proficiency to operate aircraft with

T2 Avionics Type Rating

Radio communication & navigation systems



COURSE DURATION

IMPORTANT NOTICE

All PART 147 courses may be completed with certification at the customer’s facilities (aircraft availability is mandatory).


TEST

WEEKS

EC120 2 Included

AS350 B/BA/B1/B2 2 Included

AS350 B3-EC130 3 Included


AS365 N/N1/N2 5 Included

AS365 N3 5 Included

EC155 5 Included

EC175 5 Included


AS332 L2 5 Included

EC225 5 Included

SA330 4 Included


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> APPLICANTS MUST:

maintenance licenseOR

maintenance license issued by a Civil Aviation Authority member of the ICAO

OR

AND


COURSE CONTENT

differences between former and new aircraft.

CERTIFICATE


OR NON


The Avionics Difference course extends privileges of avionics to a new aircraft type in

Avionics Difference



COURSE DURATION

> AVIONICS DIFFERENCE (PART 147)

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DAYS

AS365 N3 to N/N1/N2 10 Included

AS365 N/N1/N2 to N3 10 Included

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e to AS332 L2

10 Included

EC225 to AS332 L2 10 Included

AS332 L2 to EC225 13 Included





PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraft


COURSE CONTENT

This course is available on all systems.

> EXAMPLES:

Non-exhaustive list

Course content is designed in accordancewith the customer’s request.

CERTIFICATE


The Airframe & Avionics Refresher course updates knowledge and proficiency to operate aircraft with a high level of safety and great efficiency.

Airframe & Avionics Refresher



COURSE DURATION


TEST

DAYS

EC120 5 No test

AS350 5 No test

EC130 5 No test

AS355 5 No test

AS365 5 No test

EC155 5 No test

EC175 5 No test

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e 5 No test

AS332 L2 5 No test

EC225 5 No test

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experienceAll above courses are not PART 147 approved

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

hold an aeronautic maintenance diploma.

comparable configuration and systems.


COURSE CONTENT

> ELECTRICITY & SYSTEMS:

> AUTO-PILOT & DISPLAY SYSTEM:

> RADIO COMMUNICATION & RADIO NAVIGATION:

CERTIFICATE


Specific Avionics Courses reinforce knowledge on different topics and may be customized

Specific Avionics Courses

systems



COURSE DURATION

ELECTRICITY &SYSTEMS

AUTO-PILOT &DISPLAY SYSTEM

RADIOCOMMUNICATION &RADIO NAVIGATION

TEST

DAYS DAYS DAYS

EC120 4-5 N/A 3-4 Included

AS350 4-5 4-5 3-4 Included

EC130 4-5 4-5 3-4 Included

AS355 8-10 4-5 3-4 Included

AS365 10 5 5 Included

EC155 10 5 5 Included


AS332 10 5 5 Included



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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT


Non exhaustive list

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded.

OR

NON

An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass markduring written examinations and / or practical training.

The objective of the T4 Familiarization Course is to provide a general understanding of the

T4 Familiarization Course



COURSE DURATION


TEST

WEEKS

AS365 N3 1 Included

EC155 1 Included

EC175 1 Included


AS332 L2 1 Included

EC225 1 Included

All course duration is based on PART 147 requirements and subject to changes regarding EASA requirements and according to the trainees’ experience.All PART 147 courses can be provided with or without certification ; the duration of the non-certified courses remains the same or can be adapted at your request.

Important notice: For a similar NON PART 147 Course, please refer to the Aircraft Generalities

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PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

the official maintenance documentation, and have the ability to write and communicate in comprehensive English, to prevent any misunderstanding. Otherwise, an English interpreter must attend the course (additional cost)

Note: In this course, the number of trainees is limited to 4 persons.

COURSE CONTENT

80% of the course is hands-on practical training.


> OPTIONAL COURSES:

This course is customized according to the applicable type of aircraft.

CERTIFICATE


The Airframe Repair Course provides knowledge and proficiency to carry out repair tasks on material parts (composite, metallic & thermoplastic) and structure.

Airframe Repair Course



COURSE DURATION

OPTIONAL COURSE DURATION

I+ LEVEL STRUCTURE REPAIR COURSE

The I+ Structure Repair reserved for technicians qualified by Airbus Helicopters. This course applies in particular to vital operations and is relative to repair operations on the primary structure completed within the approved maintenance centers of Airbus Helicopters.

This qualification is valid for 2 years.


TEST

WEEKS

All Aircraft* 2 Included

* Except NH90 & Tiger


Note: Customized course may be proposed upon request.


TEST

WEEKS

Painting Course 1 Included

Non Destructive Test (NDT) Course

1 Included



TEST

DAYS

All Aircraft* 10 Included

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experience* Except for NH90 & TIGER

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> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraftAND


COURSE CONTENT

During this training, the attendee will be able to discover the description, function and repair process of the helicopter components.


ADVANTAGES

This course may be customized according to the customer’s request.

CERTIFICATE


The purpose of the Mechanical Assembly training is to provide practical knowledge and proficiency in order to inspect, maintain, troubleshoot and repair the major components of the aircraft.These skills will be useful for “base maintenance” and shop repair.

Mechanical Assembly



COURSE DURATION


TEST

WEEKS

EC120 1 Included

AS350 2 Included

EC130 2 Included

AS355 F/F1/F2 2 Included


AS365 3 Included

EC155 3 Included


AS332 L2 4 Included

EC225 4 Included


Note: Course duration may be modified according to customer’s request.

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> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraftOR

on helicopters, whether civil or militaryOR

military aircraft mechanic or avionics technicianAND

and communicate in comprehensive English, to prevent any misunderstanding. Otherwise, an English interpreter must attend the course (additional cost)

COURSE CONTENT

During this training, the attendee will be able to discover the description, function and repair process of the Autopilot Hydraulic Unit.

Classroom and workshop will enable trainees to practice on the systems and associated maintenance tasks.

ADVANTAGES

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The course provides knowledge on how to perform Autopilot Hydraulic Unit maintenance:troubleshooting, inspections and repairs.

Autopilot Hydraulic Unit

THEORETICAL & PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION TEST

WEEKS

AS 332 C/C1/L/L1 2 Included

AS332 C1e/L1e 1 Included

SA330 2 Included




PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

and communicate in comprehensive English, to prevent any misunderstanding. Otherwise, an English interpreter must attend the course (additional cost)

COURSE CONTENT



CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Maintenance Check Flight course provides knowledge and proficiency to perform technical flight with safety and efficiency, in accordance with the Airbus Helicopters maintenance manual and flight manual.

Important notice: This course can be associated with our Maintenance Check Flight - FLM Section 8 course (see p.48).

Maintenance Check Flight


SIMULATIONFSTD

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

DAYS HOURS HOURS

AS365 5 4:00 6:00

EC155 5 4:00 6:00

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e 5 4:00 6:00

AS332 L2 5 4:00 6:00

EC225 5 4:00 6:00


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Standard Practices

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraft


COURSE CONTENT


CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Standard Practices course provides knowledge on general maintenance procedures and how to use tools. This course also places emphasis on safety instructions to be observed during technical operations (i.e.: refueling, fire extinguishers).


WEEKS

All Aircraft 2

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experienceThis course is not PART 147 approved



Emergency Flotation System Annual Practice

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT



>> External checks >> Routine inspection >> Floats inflating & deflating >> Floats folding >> Leak test >> Bottles check

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Emergency Flotation System Annual Practice course provides knowledge and proficiency on the annual inspection including the folding of the main and front floats of the helicopter.


WEEKS

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e 1

AS332 L2 1

EC225 1


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Offshore & SAR Mission Equipment Training

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

aircraft


The course can be delivered to Mechanic and Avionics Technicians, or specifically adapted to your area of expertise.

COURSE CONTENT

> DURING THIS TRAINING, THE ATTENDEE WILL BE ABLE TO DISCOVER THE DESCRIPTION, FUNCTION AND REPAIR PROCESS OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS:

Non exhaustive list

Important notice: The course is customized according to aircraft configuration.

The purpose of this instruction is to provide knowledge and technical proficiency in order to Offshore and SAR missions.




WEEKS

AS365 Up to 2 weeks

EC155 Up to 2 weeks

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e Up to 2 weeks

AS332 L2 Up to 2 weeks

EC225 Up to 2 weeks


Note: Course duration is determined according to the customer’s request.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

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Technical Documentation & Logistics Support

TARGET GROUP

This course is recommended for technicians,logistics and maintenance managers.

COURSE CONTENT

> TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION

> LOGISTICS SUPPORT

Visit of Airbus Helicopters Global Logistics buildings

The Technical Documentation & Logistic Support Course provides knowledge on Airbus Helicopters technical publications and their application during maintenance operations on the helicopters. Also, this course offers trainees with an overview of the main specificity of Airbus

improvement of parts availability for all types of orders.

>> Flight manual >> Master servicing recommendations

>> Maintenance manual >> Troubleshooting manual >> Standard practices manual >> Storage manual

>> Illustrated parts catalog >> Tools catalog

>> Introduction to TIPI >> Service bulletins >> Service letters

>> Individual record manual



CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION


WEEKS

Technical Documentation & Logistics Support 2


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Mechanics Type Rating

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


mechanical systems and engine

of helicopter airframe mechanical systems and engine (O and I level) within the last 5 years

documentation

themselves in English with a comprehensive level on technical documentation

COURSE CONTENT


system

> SKILLS TEST:

Throughout the course, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and practical assessment incompliance with the training syllabus. The applicant


The Mechanics Type Rating course is designed to provide aircraft mechanics with the knowledge and necessary skills to maintain airframe, helicopter mechanical systems, rotors, transmissions and power plants of the NH90 or Tiger. It combines both theoretical instruction and practical training. The contents of the training courses are, as far as applicable, in accordance with the standards as specified by the EASA PART 66 regulations.



THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION TEST

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NH90 TTH 5 3 Included

NH90 NFH 5 3 Included

TIGER 3 2 Included


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NH90 Avionics Type Rating

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

Familiarization course

and avionics systems and of instruments

digital technology

of aircraft avionics and electrical systems (O and I level) within the last 5 years

documentation


COURSE CONTENT



> SKILLS TEST:

Throughout the course, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and practical assessment in compliance with the training syllabus. The applicant


The NH90 Avionics Type Rating course is designed to provide avionics personnel with the knowledge and necessary skills to maintain avionics, mission, automatic pilot and electrical systems of the NH90. It combines both theoretical instruction and practical training. The contents of the training courses are, as far as applicable, in accordance with the standards as specified by the EASA PART 66 regulations.




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CERTIFICATE


An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass mark during written examinations or practical training.

COURSE DURATION

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TIGER Avionics / Armament Type Rating

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


and avionics systems and of instruments

digital technology

of aircraft avionics and electrical systems (O and I level)

documentation


COURSE CONTENT



> SKILLS TEST:


helicopter in safe conditions.

The TIGER Avionics / Armament Type Rating course is designed to provide avionics / armament personnel with the knowledge and necessary skills to maintain avionics, mission, automatic pilot and electrical systems of the Tiger. It combines both theoretical instruction and practical training. The contents of the training courses are, as far as applicable, in accordance with the standards as specified by the EASA PART 66 regulations.




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TIGER 4 2 Included


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The completion of the course modules (theoretical and practical training) will enable the trainee to be Tiger type rated.

COURSE DURATION

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NH90 TTH to NFH Difference Training

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

Mechanics)

the official maintenance documentation, and have the ability to write and communicate in comprehensive English, to prevent any misunderstanding.

COURSE CONTENT

differences between the Troop Transport Helicopters (TTH) and the Naval Helicopter (NFH).

CERTIFICATE



The NH90 TTH to NFH Difference Training course extends privileges of a technician to a naval variant of the NH90 helicopter.



COURSE DURATION


PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION

TEST

WEEKS WEEKS

NH90 TTH to NFH - Mechanics 1 1 Included

NH90 TTH to NFH - Avionics 2 2 Included


IMPORTANT NOTICE

Aircraft availability is mandatory to complete practical instruction.

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Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) Type Rating

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


mechanical systems, engine, electrical and avionics systems

digital technology

of helicopter systems and engine (O and I level) within the last 5 years

documentation


COURSE CONTENT


The Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) Type Rating course is designed to provide aircraft maintenance technicians with the knowledge and necessary skills to maintain the whole mechanical and avionics systems of the NH90 or Tiger. It combines both theoretical instruction and practical training. The contents of the training courses are, as far as applicable, in accordance with the standards as specified by the EASA PART 66 regulations.



> SKILLS TEST:



COURSE DURATION


An attendance certificate is awarded to personnel who do not successfully obtain the pass mark during written examinations or practical Training.

COURSE DURATION


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Line Service Technician Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


systems and electrical systems

English with a comprehensive level on technical documentation

COURSE CONTENT


> SKILLS TEST:

Throughout the courses, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and practical assessment in compliance


CERTIFICATE



COURSE DURATION

The Line Service Technician Course provides knowledge and proficiency to provision and carry out ground support to the aircraft with a high level of safety and great efficiency, as well as assist the aircrew during pre-flight and post-flight operations.


WEEKS

NH90 TTH 2 Included

NH90 NFH 2 Included

TIGER 2 Included




Maintenance Supervisor Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

mechanical systems and engines

being part of digital electronic aircraft systems integration

of helicopter mechanical & avionics systems

documentation


COURSE CONTENT


Administration

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

This course is designed to provide the Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor with the knowledge and necessary skills to manage and supervise maintenance on NH90 or Tiger aircraft.


WEEKS

NH90 TTH 1

NH90 NFH 1

TIGER 1


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Composite Repair Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

airframe/structure

COURSE CONTENT


creation and use of a vacuum bag, honeycomb exchange, inserts removal and installation)

> OPTIONAL COURSES:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Composite Repair Course provides knowledge and proficiency to carry out repairing tasks on composite parts and structure.



WEEKS

NH90 3* Included

TIGER 3* Included

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experience*Ultra-Sonic Detection familiarization course included



Refresher

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

This course reviews the main subjects of the relevant theoretical type rating course.

Course content may be designed according to customers’ request.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Refresher course updates knowledge and proficiency to operate an aircraft with a high level of safety and great efficiency.


WEEKS

NH90 TTH 1

NH90 NFH 2

TIGER 1


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NH90 Familiarization Course

TARGET GROUP

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The NH90 Familiarization Course provides a general presentation of the helicopter, its systems and power plant.

THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION TEST

WEEK

NH90 TTH 1 No test

NH90 NFH 1 No test




Hands-On Maturity and Enhancement (HOME)

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> AHTS PROPOSES SEVERAL TRAINING PROGRAMS, WHICH COVER VARIOUS AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE LEVELS:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

This course is designed to prepare Aircraft Maintenance Technicians through training and

provides practical hands on experience and has the advantage of providing training on tasks which meet with the immediate needs of the technicians.


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NH90 NFH Upon request Continuous assessment

TIGER Upon request Continuous assessment


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> OPERATIONAL COURSESHoist Operator Training - Type Conversion .............................................................................. 116Basic SAR Mission Hoist Training ............................................................................................ 118Advanced SAR Mission Flood / Swift Water Rescue .................................................................................................................. 119Advanced SAR Mission Mountain / Vertical Surface Cliff Rescue .................................................................................................... 120Advanced SAR Mission Maritime Boat / Vessel Rescue .......................................................................................................................... 121Annual Re-Currency Hoist Rescue Training ............................................................................. 122Basic SAR Mission Planning .................................................................................................... 123Basic Mission Rappelling / Abseiling ....................................................................................... 124Basic Mission Fast-Rope ......................................................................................................... 125Basic Utility External Load / Aerial Firefighting Mission ........................................................... 126Air Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Training ........................................................................... 127Helicopter Emergency Medical Responder(H / EMR) Training ..................................................................................................................... 128Helicopter Rescue Swimmer School ........................................................................................ 129

> NH90 & TIGER COURSESNH90 Third Crew Member Course ........................................................................................... 132NH90 NFH Tactical Officer Course ........................................................................................... 134NH90 NFH Sensor Operator Course ........................................................................................ 136

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COURSE CONTENT


operations

type


GROUND:

installed inside the helicopter cabin

FLIGHT:

with the aircraft type)

ship, sea, clear and confined areas, day/night, Night Vision Goggles)

intercommunication, engine failures)

The objective of this Hoist Operator Training - Type Conversion course is to provide the Helicopter Hoist Operator (HHO) with a consistent training based on the procedures to be

After successful completion of this training course, the HHO will be able to use the hoist as

Important notice: This course can be associated with our SAR Systems Training course of the Pilot Training section (see p.40).

Hoist Operator Training - Type Conversion



CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION


FLIGHT INSTRUCTION

TEST

DAYS HOURS

All Aircraft 1 4:30 No test


Note: If the aircraft is installed with a dedicated SAR console in the cabin, training duration will be extended.

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PREREQUISITES

Activities are based on specific tasks that trainee participant may be responsible to perform during a helicopter rescue.

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

This course is comprised of 9 modules which include:

Non exhaustive list

CERTIFICATE

After successful course completion, the trainee will be awarded a certificate.

COURSE DURATION

The Basic SAR Mission Hoist Training is designed to provide pilots and rear-crew with the most current information on helicopter safety, mission preparation, emergency response, hazard mitigation, and technical rescue procedures for personnel performing helicopter rescue / special operations.


DAYS DAYS

Basic SAR Mission Hoist Training 2 4


This course is completed in partnership with Priority 1 Air Rescue

Basic SAR Mission Hoist Training



PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

Basic SAR Hoist Course

COURSE CONTENT

> BASIC THEORY:

conducting flood or swift water rescues

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Advanced SAR Mission Flood / Swift Water Rescue training course is specifically focused towards those SAR operators who wish to respond to these technical water rescues.


DAYS DAYS

Advanced SAR MissionFlood / Swift Water Rescue

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Advanced SAR Mission Flood / Swift Water Rescue

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> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT

This training course provides the pilots and rear-crew with all necessary theory and specialized

SAR operations in mountainous, cliff and vertical surface environments.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Advanced SAR Mission Mountain / Vertical Surface Cliff Rescue training course is designed to provide participants the training and capability to perform helicopter rescues from confined mountainous areas, cliff faces and vertical surfaces.


DAYS DAYS

Advanced SAR Mission Mountain / Vertical Surface Cliff Rescue

2 4



Advanced SAR Mission Mountain / Vertical Surface Cliff Rescue



PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT

This training course provides the pilots and rear-crew with all necessary theory, specialized

conducting SAR operations from boats / vessels at sea.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Advanced SAR Mission Maritime Boat / Vessel Rescue training course is designed to provide students with the training, practice, and capability to perform hoist rescues from maritime vessels operating in an open water environment, in various sea states, to conduct divers types of rescues.


DAYS DAYS

Advanced SAR Mission Maritime Boat / Vessel Rescue

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Advanced SAR Mission Maritime Boat / Vessel Rescue

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PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT

> REVIEW AND PRACTICE ON THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION ON:

> PRACTICE:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Annual Re-Currency Hoist Rescue Training course aims at meeting the annual training

CASA, CAR) for operations training.


DAYS DAYS

Annual Re-Currency Hoist Rescue Training

1 4



Annual Re-Currency Hoist Rescue Training



The Basic SAR Mission Planningsearches for missing overdue persons, aircraft, or vessels in an inland or maritime environment.

PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT

This training course provides SAR aircrews with a thorough knowledge of:

SAR resources

over water / inland searches

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION


DAYS DAYS

Basic SAR Mission Planning 1 3



Basic SAR Mission Planning

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PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

This training course is designed to provide trainees:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Basic Mission Rappelling / Abseiling course is designed to provide trainees with all relevant


DAYS DAYS

Basic Mission Rappelling / Abseiling

1 3



Basic Mission Rappelling / Abseiling



The Basic Mission Fast-Rope course is designed to provide students with all relevant theory and

PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

This training course is designed to provide students:

Notice: This course may be conducted in conjunction with the Rappelling / Abseiling course.

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION


DAYS DAYS

Basic Mission Fast-Rope 1 3



Basic Mission Fast-Rope

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PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTION:

suppression planning

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Basic Utility External Load / Aerial Firefighting Mission course will prepare pilots and assigned flight personnel to perform duties on board a helicopter, or for personnel who are working externally with the external loads, or as fire spotters and ground support personnel, to be competent to conduct helicopter external load and aerial firefighting in a safe and effective manner.


DAYS DAYS

Basic Utility External Load / Aerial Firefighting Mission

1 4



Basic Utility External Load / Aerial Firefighting Mission



PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

This training is focused on all aspects of emergency response including:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Air Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Training course is designed to provide Basic Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) MEDEVAC scene response.


DAYS DAYS

Air Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Training

3 2



Air Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Training

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PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> THIS COURSE EMPHASES ON:

interventions in SAR mission and transport to hospital

(H / EMR) function

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Helicopter Emergency Medical Responder (H / EMR) Training course is designed to provide

Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS), and continuity of patient care when conducting search and rescue missions.


DAYS DAYS

Helicopter Emergency Medical Responder (H / EMR) Training

10 2



Helicopter Emergency Medical Responder (H / EMR) Training



PREREQUISITES


> APPLICANTS MUST:


COURSE CONTENT

This course covers everything from:

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The Helicopter Rescue Swimmer School course emulates the United States Coast Guard and Navy Rescue Swimmer Training Schools while meeting relevant standards and trainee learning objectives for helicopter rescue swimmers.


DAYS DAYS

Helicopter Rescue Swimmer School

10 20



Helicopter Rescue Swimmer School

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NH90 Third Crew Member Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:


electrical and avionic systems

Operator

technical documentation


COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL GROUND INSTRUCTION:

system

Note: This content will be customized according to customer’s requests.

management, standard phraseology and other specific training tasks in accordance with customer demand.

> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the courses, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment in


(e.g.: hook, hoist).



CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION



WEEKSHOURS

NH90 TTH 2 to 7* 2:00* Included

NH90 NFH 2 to 7* 2:00* Included

* The flight operator concept is different for each customer, all courses and flight duration are subject to changes.

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NH90 NFH Tactical Officer Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

system integration (bus technology)

related systems, and Multi-Function Display (MFD) including the related symbologyFamiliarization Course

documentation

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL GROUND INSTRUCTION:

drive system



This course is designed to provide the Tactical Officer with the knowledge and necessary skills to operate the mission system. It enables the trainee to perform his crew task by combining theoretical, simulation and flight instruction.



> SIMULATOR TRAINING:

alarm concept, emergency procedures and the flight control system

mission change)

> FLIGHT TRAINING:

> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the courses, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment in compliance with the training syllabus. The applicant

operation of the applicable type of helicopter.

CERTIFICATE



COURSE DURATION





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NH90 NFH 5 53:00 6:00 3:00 Included


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NH90 NFH Sensor Operator Course

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

which are part of digital electronic aircraft systems and avionics system integration (bus technology)

Systems (EFIS), flight management computers and their related systems and Multi-Function Display (MFD) including the related symbology


documentation

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL GROUND INSTRUCTION:


> FLIGHT TRAINING:

This course is designed to provide the SENSOR Operator with the knowledge and necessary skills to operate the systems from the SENSO console incorporated in the ASW version of the NH90. It enables the trainee to perform his crew task on-board and sling operations as Hoist operator, by combining theoretical, simulation and flight instruction.



> SKILLS TEST:

At the end of the courses, the trainee will perform a type rating skills test and flight assessment in compliance


CERTIFICATE



COURSE DURATION





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NH90 NFH 6 49:00 N/A 4:00 Included


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Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) ............................................................................................. 140Safety & Survival Training ......................................................................................................... 142Survival & Rescue Training in Severe Winter Conditions ......................................................... 144Helicopter Familiarization for Inquiries & Analysis ................................................................... 145Aircraft Generalities .................................................................................................................. 146Performances ........................................................................................................................... 148

OTHER TRAINING

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Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO)

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

Attendants on an offshore installationOR

helicopters, either onshore or offshore

COURSE CONTENT

> Optional:

CERTIFICATE


ADVANTAGES

Mobility, through our Learning Management System (LMS), Computer Aided Instruction (CAI) and Virtual Mobile Simulation System Proximity, with capabilities to provide the course in customer premisesSafety improvement, thanks to the technical capabilities of the Virtual Environment to replay routine operations, emergency circumstances, weather conditions Innovation, with the Helmet Mounted Display providing the ultimate experience on virtual offshore rigs Quality, with the benefit of our recognized training expertise

The Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) course provides knowledge and proficiency to control the response to offshore helideck emergencies and routine operations, through an innovative concept focused on a Virtual Environment System.

Training will be delivered on the customer premises, avoiding any trips and accommodation costs for Oil & Gas personnel.



BEYOND OPITO REGULATIONS

Compared to OPITO standards, our HLO course contains some additional subjects aimed at improving safety: meteorological observer capabilities, aeronautical basic knowledge or dangerous goods regulation.

FLEXIBLE OFFER

Wet lease: Full course delivery (instructor / courseware and simulator)Dry lease: Lease of courseware and simulator

Customized courses may be given according to customer particular needs (e.g.: specific procedures, focus on a single aircraft)

COURSE DURATION


INITIAL3 days

+ 1 optional day*

RECURRENT 2 days


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Safety & Survival Training

This course provides safety and efficiency on offshore flights.

In order to make pilots feel secure during an unexpected event, AHTS provides a comprehensive training solution:

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

> THEORETICAL INSTRUCTION (30%):

>> First Aid items (SOLAS pack) >> Bleeding control >> Lateral safety position

>> Hypothermia

In partnership with the CETIS, training division of the Marseille Fire and Rescue Service (BMPM), AHTS proposes a complete Safety & Survival Training course, including Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET).

> PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION (70%):

>> Swimming >> Lifejacket gas percussion >> Bordure net >> Helicopter crash simulator >> Life raft operating >> Life raft reversal >> Immersion under life raft

>> Extinguishers practical instruction >> The effects of smoke in enclosed area (optional)

© COPYRIGHT - SANDRA LEWINSKI/ MARINS POMPIERS MARSEILLE



CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

HOUR 1ST DAY 2ND DAY 3RD DAY

08h30 Trainees’ Welcome

Safety (Practice)

Safety (Theory)

Hypothermia

09h30 Fire Fighting Theory Safety items

09h3011h00

Extinguishers’ Practical

Swimming Pool:

Life raft reversalImmersion under life raft

Bordure netForms 05S - 08S - 09S -10S

11h0012h00

Helicopter Crash Theory Training’s end meeting

MEAL

13h30

16h30

Swimming Pool:

SwimmingLifejacket gas release

Helicopters crashsimulation

Safety (Practice)

Safety (Theory)

All course duration is indicative and subject to changes, according to the trainees’ experience PRACTICAL TRAINING

THEORY

© COPYRIGHT - SANDRA LEWINSKI/ MARINS POMPIERS MARSEILLE

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Survival & Rescue Training in Severe Winter Conditions

PREREQUISITES

> APPLICANTS MUST:

COURSE CONTENT

ice axe)

TRAINING PERIOD

From January to March ONLY

IMPORTANT NOTICE

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The purpose of this instruction is to provide knowledge and proficiency on how to survive, be located and rescued during severe winter conditions.


DAYS

Survival and Rescue Trainingin Severe Winter Conditions

5


© COPYRIGHT - ROLAND MIJO/ ECASC



Helicopter Familiarization for Inquiries & Analysis

TARGET GROUP

> TO ATTEND THIS COURSE, THE APPLICANT SHOULD BELONG TO:

COURSE CONTENT

controls)

Management System

structure)

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The objective of this course is to allow investigators to understand the general principles of a light helicopter and its systems, in order to bring technical expertise during crash investigation.


DAYS

Helicopter Familiarization for Inquiries & Analysis 5

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Aircraft Generalities

TARGET GROUP

Advisor, Sales Manager, Quality Manager)

COURSE CONTENT


Non exhaustive list

CERTIFICATE


The objective of the Aircraft Generalities course is to provide a general understanding of the helicopter, its systems and its power plant.



COURSE DURATION


DAYS

EC120 2

AS350 5

EC130 5

AS355 N/NP 5

AS365 5

EC155 5

EC175 5

AS332 C/C1/C1e/L/L1/L1e 5

AS332 L2 5

EC225 5


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Performances

TARGET GROUP

Advisor, Sales Manager, Quality Manager)

Highly recommended for people involved in flight planning and flight monitoring.

COURSE CONTENT

CERTIFICATE


COURSE DURATION

The purpose of the Performances course is to provide a general understanding of helicopter performance, weight and balance, emphasizing on Dauphin & Super Puma types.


DAYS

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Acronyms





Acronyms

AFCS Automatic Flight Control System

AHTS Airbus Helicopters Training Services

AMT Aircraft Maintenance Technician

APU Auxiliary Power Unit

ATO Approved Training Organization

ATR Additional Type Rating

ATPL Airline Transport Pilot License

ASW Anti Submarine Warfare

CAI Computer Aided Instruction

CPL Commercial Pilot License

CRM Crew Resources Management

DKU Display & Keyboard Unit

EASA European Aviation Safety Agency

EFIS Electronic Flight Instruments Systems

FCL Flight Crew License

FNPT Flight Navigation Procedures Trainer

FFS Full Flight Simulator

FMS Flight Management System

FSTD Flight Simulation Training Device

HLO Helicopter Landing Officer

HUET Helicopter Underwater Escape Training

IFR Instrument Flight Rules

ITR Initial Type Rating

JAR Joint Aviation Authorities

MEP Mission Equipment Package

MET Multi-Engine Turbine

MFD Multi-Function Display

NOE Nap Of the Earth

NVG Night Vision Goggles

OPS Operations

PPL Private Pilot License

SAR Search and Rescue

SET Single Engine Turbine

SMS Safety Management System

SOLAS Safety Of Life At Sea

TACCO Tactical Coordinator

T/O Take-Off

VEMD Vehicle & Engine Multifunction Display



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Airbus Helicopters Training Services reserves the right to make configuration and data changes at any time without notice. The facts and figures contained in this document and expressed in good faith do not constitute any offer or contract with Airbus Helicopters Training Services.

Concept design by Natacha Knop.

Photos by Airbus Helicopters, Paul CORDWELL, Ned DAWSON, © Airbus Helicopters/ Jérôme DEULIN, Alexandre DUBATH, Lorette FABRE, Rupert GLEISSL, Bernhard GORHOLT, Nicolas GOUHIER, © Airbus Helicopters/ Patrick PENNA, Anthony PECCHI, © Priority 1 Air Rescue, Eric RAZ, Thierry ROSTANG, Sauveur SCHINTU, Marcus SCHLAF.

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