Aircraft Systems II

Catalog description

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of aviation maintenance, focusing on the mechanical and safety aspects of aircraft operation. Students will learn about the intricacies of shock absorbing equipment, brakes, wheel and tire assemblies, retraction mechanisms, controls, warning devices, landing gear components, flaps, and flight control surfaces. They will develop skills in operation, servicing, inspection, troubleshooting, and repairs of these systems. Additionally, the course will cover the installation and maintenance of fluid lines and fittings, as well as the inspection, service, and repair of aircraft fuel systems and their components. Emphasizing safety, students will also learn about the risks associated with hydraulic components, hydraulic fluids, jacking, improper fuel usage, fuel handling, labeling, and the potential explosion hazards, ensuring they are well-prepared to follow strict maintenance procedures and uphold the highest standards of aircraft safety.