PAIFA’s A320 Aircraft Recurrent Ground Training objective is to ensure that each crewmember is adequately trained and currently proficient with respect to the A320 aircraft.

Prerequisites:

The crewmember holds an FAA Pilot Certificate with an A-320 Type Rating.

Curriculum Segments and Hourly Breakdown: 

NSTR: No Specific Time Required.

NOTE (1)

If the student selects the Distance Learning option, he/she will be required to take a Validation Test prior to continuing with the course curriculum.

The student MUST achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%, corrected to 100%.

If student’s test score is less than 80%, then he/she will be retrained in the substandard areas, and a subsequent reexamination will be accomplished using a random test generator.
The above training and testing must be satisfactorily completed before student may continue with the training curriculum.

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PAIFA’s A320 Aircraft Recurrent Ground Training objective is to ensure that each crewmember is adequately trained and currently proficient with respect to the A320 aircraft.

Prerequisites:

The crewmember holds a Private or Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land and Instrument Rating; and has previously completed an Initial A-320 course.

Curriculum Segments and Hourly Breakdown: 

NSTR: No Specific Time Required.

NOTE (1)

If the student selects the Distance Learning option, he/she will be required to take a Validation Test prior to continuing with the course curriculum.

The student MUST achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%, corrected to 100%.

If student’s test score is less than 80%, then he/she will be retrained in the substandard areas, and a subsequent reexamination will be accomplished using a random test generator.
The above training and testing must be satisfactorily completed before student may continue with the training curriculum.

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This core curriculum is the approved course of training which leads to a type rating in the A-320 aircraft and is also the approved course of training for those pilots that meet the Air Transport Pilot (ATP) requirements of 14 CFR Part 61 to obtain an ATP certificate. Trainees must successfully complete the applicable A-320 Ground Training curriculum segments, before proceeding to the Flight Training curriculum segments.

Prerequisites:

• If the trainee holds an Airline Transport Pilot or Commercial Pilot certificate with a "Limited to Centerline Thrust Restriction", he/she must complete a Centerline Thrust Limitation Removal Specialty Course prior to enrolling in this curriculum.
• If the trainee is seeking an ATP certificate with an A-320 type rating, he/she must be holder of a Commercial Pilot certificate with Multiengine Land and Instrument ratings.
• If the applicant is seeking only an Airline Transport Pilot certificate, he/she must be holder of a Commercial Pilot certificate with Multiengine Land and Instrument ratings and an unrestricted A-320 type rating.
• If the applicant is seeking an A-320 type rating on a pilot certificate, other than for an airline transport pilot certificate, that person must hold a Multiengine Land and Instrument ratings.

In addition to the above prerequisites the trainee must also meet the following regulatory requirements, as appropriate:

61.35 KNOWLEDGE TEST: PREREQUISITES AND PASSING GRADES

61.39 PREREQUISITES FOR THE PRACTICAL TEST
61.63 ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT RATINGS
61.64 USE OF A FLIGHT SIMULATOR AND FLIGHT TRAINING DEVICE
61.153 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
61.157 FLIGHT PROFICIENCY
61.159 AERONAUTICAL EXPERIENCE
61.160 AERONAUTICAL EXPERIENCE – AIRPLANE CATEGORY RESTRICTED PRIVILEGES

OR
Holds an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and meets:

61.165 ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT CATEGORY AND CLASS RATINGS, as appropriate.

Curriculum Segments and Hourly Breakdown: 

NSTR: No Specific Time Required.

NOTE (1)

If the student selects the Distance Learning option, he/she will be required to take a Validation Test prior to continuing with the course curriculum.

The student MUST achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%, corrected to 100%.

If student’s test score is less than 80%, then he/she will be retrained in the substandard areas, and a subsequent reexamination will be accomplished using a random test generator.
The above training and testing must be satisfactorily completed before student may continue with the training curriculum.

**A 2 hour LOFT is required for Initial Certification or additional Rating if all training and testing is accomplished in a Level C or D simulator.

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PAIFA’s A320 Aircraft Initial Ground Training objective is to provide flight crewmembers with the necessary knowledge for understanding the basic functions of aircraft systems, the use of the individual system components, the integration of aircraft systems and operational procedures. Trainees must successfully complete the applicable A320 Ground Training curriculum segments, before proceeding to the Flight Training curriculum segments.

Prerequisites:

If the trainee holds a Certificate with a “Limited to Centerline Thrust Restriction,” he/she must complete Centerline Thrust Limitation Specialty Course to remove this restriction.

The crewmember must hold a Private or Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi-Engine Land and Instrument Rating.

This course is incomplete until documentation is provided for one takeoff and landing in the A-320 aircraft FAR 61.55 (j)

Curriculum Segments and Hourly Breakdown:

NSTR: No Specific Time Required

NOTE (1)

If the student selects the Distance Learning option he / she will be required to take a Validation Test prior to continuing with the course curriculum.

The student MUST achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%, corrected to 100%.

If student’s test score is less than 80%, then he/she will be retrained in the substandard areas, and a subsequent reexamination will be accomplished using a random test generator.

The above training and testing must be satisfactorily completed before student may continue with the training curriculum.

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This core curriculum is the approved course of training which leads to a type rating in the A320 aircraft and is also the approved course of training for those pilots that meet the Air Transport Pilot (ATP) requirements of 14 CFR Part 61 to obtain an ATP certificate. Trainees must successfully complete the applicable A320 Ground Training curriculum segments, before proceeding to the Flight Training curriculum segments.

PREREQUISITES:

Trainee must have been serving as A320 active crew member within the last 59 months, with a minimum of 250 hours in type, hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi-Engine Land and Instrument Rating.

If the applicant is seeking only an Airline Transport Pilot certificate, he/she must be holder of a Commercial Pilot certificate with Multiengine Land and Instrument ratings and an unrestricted A320 type rating.

In addition to the above prerequisites the trainee must also meet the following regulatory requirements, as appropriate:

61.35 KNOWLEDGE TEST: PREREQUISITES AND PASSING GRADES
61.39 PREREQUISITES FOR THE PRACTICAL TEST
61.63 ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT RATINGS
61.153 ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
61.157 FLIGHT PROFICIENCY
61.159  AERONAUTICAL EXPERIENCE
61.160  AERONAUTICAL EXPERIENCE – AIRPLANE CATEGORY RESTRICTED PRIVILEGES

OR

Holds an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and meets:
61.165 ADDITIONAL AIRCRAFT CATEGORY AND CLASS RATINGS, as appropriate.

Curriculum Segments and Hourly Breakdown: 

NSTR: No Specific Time Required

NOTE: Hours reduced if pilot completes all training events and is recommended by Instructor for Practical Test.

** A 2 hour LOFT is required for Initial Certification or additional Rating if all training and testing is accomplished in a Level C or D simulator.

NOTE (1)

If the student selects the Distance Learning option, he/she will be required to take a Validation Test prior to continuing with the course curriculum.

The student MUST achieve a minimum passing grade of 80%, corrected to 100%.

If student’s test score is less than 80%, then he/she will be retrained in the substandard areas, and a subsequent reexamination will be accomplished using a random test generator.
The above training and testing must be satisfactorily completed before student may continue with the training curriculum.

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The satisfactory completion of the Pilot in Command Proficiency Check required by FAR 61.58 will meet the requirements of;
FAR 61.56 (d)
FAR 61.57 (a) (1), and (a) (3)

FAR 61.57 (b) (1), and (b) (2), if in compliance with FAR 61.57 (b) (2) (i); and
FAR 61.57 (d)
All the maneuvers and procedures required for a type rating (including the Oral Test) will be conducted during a Pilot in Command Proficiency Check, by an approved Training Center Evaluator (TCE).

Prerequisites:

• The crewmember holds at least a Private Pilot Certificate with an Aircraft Type Rating.
• The Type Rating shall not bear the restriction; “VFR only”.

Programmed hours: 

Duration: 1 Day and breakdown. 

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Train to proficiency the Circling Approach /Land Maneuver.

Prerequisites: 

Pilot holds an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with an Aircraft Type Rating with the restriction “CIRC. APCH. VMC ONLY”.
FAA Form 8710-1 - Airman Certificate and/or Rating Application.
FAA Form 8060-4 - Temporary Airman Certificate. 

Duration: 1 Day and breakdown. 

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To Re-establish Landing Currency of the same Category, Class and Type.

Prerequisites: 

Must have a type rating on the equipment.

Duration: 1 Day and breakdown. 

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