A320 Engines
(A320_ENG)
This course provides a comprehensive overview of the engine systems used on the Airbus A320 family, with a focus on both CFM56 and IAE V2500 engine variants. Participants will gain an understanding of the design, operation, and maintenance considerations of A320 powerplants, with special emphasis on integration with the aircraft’s systems. The course covers key engine components, control systems (FADEC), indications, and routine maintenance tasks. Ideal for professionals involved in line and base maintenance, engine troubleshooting, or technical fleet management.
Course content
Module 1: Introduction & Engine Overview
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A320 engine options and configuration
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Engine designation and identification
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Differences between CFM56 and V2500
Module 2: Engine Architecture
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Major components: fan, compressor, combustion chamber, turbines
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Accessory gearbox and drives
Module 3: Engine Control & Monitoring
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FADEC operation and redundancy
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Engine indication and crew alerting system (ECAM integration)
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Engine control during abnormal events
Module 4: Engine Start & Shutdown
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Normal and abnormal engine start sequences
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Automatic/manual shutdown procedures
Module 5: Maintenance & Troubleshooting
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Line replaceable units (LRUs)
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Engine trend monitoring (ETM/ECM)
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Routine inspections and common defects
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Safety precautions and ground handling
Module 6: Interfaces & Integration
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Pneumatic system interface (bleed air)
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Electrical and hydraulic system integration
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Thrust reversers and nacelle components
Course prerequisites
Participants should have:
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A general understanding of turbofan engine principles
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Familiarity with the Airbus A320 family (basic airframe knowledge)
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For maintenance staff: EASA Part-66 B1/B2 or equivalent background
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English proficiency (if course delivered in English)
Scheduled dates
None, request by mail