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This lesson covers:

• An overview of A320 avionics systems and ventilation configuration
• Avionics smoke ECAM procedures with QRH-guided failure management
• Correct step-by-step pilot actions during an A320 avionics smoke event
• A practical simulator demonstration from cruise to landing, showing the theory in action

This lesson covers:

• A real-world cargo smoke case study and its operational context
• Detailed A320 cargo smoke system schematics and system logic
• In-depth ECAM, QRH, and crew failure management considerations
• A practical simulator demonstration from cruise to landing, applying correct procedures

This lesson covers:

• An explanation of the Radio Altimeter, its functions, and operational uses
• Analysis of single and dual radio altimeter failures and associated system effects
• Aircraft handling and Direct Law management following a dual radio altimeter failure
• A practical simulator demonstration from cruise to landing with degraded systems

This lesson covers:

• Definition of EFATO and correct initial aircraft handling following an engine failure after takeoff
• ECAM actions and comprehensive single-engine failure management
• One Engine Inoperative (OEI) approach, landing, and go-around techniques
• Comparison of standard and non-standard engine-out SIDs, supported by full simulator demonstrations

This lesson covers:

• An overview of the A320 electrical system architecture and power priorities
• Progressive electrical failures leading to emergency electrical configuration
• Remaining system availability, ECAM actions, and Direct Law management
• A practical simulator demonstration from cruise to landing under emergency electrical conditions

This lesson covers:

• Requirements and system prerequisites for A320 engine start
• The automatic engine start sequence, explained and demonstrated in detail
• Manual, crossbleed, and air start unit procedures with practical simulator examples
• Handling of unsuccessful engine starts and associated abnormal procedures

This lesson covers:

• An overview of the Flight Control Unit (FCU) architecture and operational philosophy
• Identification and analysis of common FCU faults and associated failure indications
• Crew workload management and automation strategy with degraded FCU functionality
• A practical simulator demonstration from cruise to landing under FCU fault conditions

This lesson covers:

• Practical A320 FMS preparation demonstrated by a line Airbus pilot
• Detailed ground-phase setup, including route entry, performance data, and optimisation techniques
• In-flight FMS management with a focus on arrival and approach preparation
• A real-time simulator workflow reflecting current operational line practices

This lesson covers:

• The distinction between a go around and a discontinued approach in Airbus operations
• Operational reasons and decision-making criteria for selecting each procedure
• Step-by-step explanation of correct Airbus go around and discontinued approach procedures
• Practical simulator demonstrations illustrating both scenarios in real time