General Familiarization Course Sample Clauses

General Familiarization Course. BXXX shall, at no additional charge, train up to * of Buyer's personnel. The course shall generally describe the Aircraft, the systems and the maintenance and support requirements. This course is primarily designed for Buyer's facilities planning, parts provisioning and aircraft management personnel. The course duration is for a maximum of five (5) working days.
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General Familiarization Course. This course provides general systems information for Customer's upper management personnel; it does not address the maintenance of the Aircraft and its systems in the detail required by maintenance personnel. Two classes; up to 24 students per class. CS1-1 P.A. No. 1980 248 1.2 Mechanical/Electrical Systems Course (Instructor). This course provides instruction on the normal operation and maintenance of the Aircraft mechanical and electrical systems, and is oriented to those personnel who require instructor-level knowledge of aircraft mechanical and electrical systems. One class; up to 15 students.
General Familiarization Course. This course is in general accordance with ATA Xxxxxxxxxxxxx 000, Xxxxx X and is designed for Buyer's management, or
General Familiarization Course. Bombardier shall, upon Buyer’s request, provide a proposal for a general familiarization course via web-based training (Buyer to provide its own internet access). The course shall generally describe the Aircraft, the systems and the maintenance and support requirements. This course shall be primarily designed for Buyer's facilities planning, parts provisioning and aircraft management personnel. The course shall be a self-paced program and the approximate duration shall be [*] hours.
General Familiarization Course. Bombardier shall, at no additional charge, provide [* ] General Familiarization Course to train up to [* ]. The course shall generally describe the Aircraft, the systems and the maintenance and support requirements. This course is primarily designed for Buyer's facilities planning, parts provisioning and aircraft management personnel. The course duration is for a maximum of [* ].
General Familiarization Course. This course shall generally describe the Aircraft, the systems and the maintenance and support requirements. This course is primarily designed for Northwest's facilities planning, parts provisioning and aircraft management personnel. The course duration is for a maximum of five (5) working days. Purchase Agreement PA-0498 Northwest Airlines, Inc. [*] Confidential material omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. ENGINE RUN-UP COURSE This course enables Northwest's personnel to gain proficiency in engine and APU runs, cockpit management procedures, malfunctions and exceedences. A prerequisite for this course is satisfactory completion of the Airframe and Powerplant Systems Maintenance course. AVIONICS TECHNICIAN COURSE This course shall cover the components and operation of the Aircraft's avionics systems with emphasis on the interpretation of maintenance diagnostic indications. ELECTRICAL / MECHANICAL INTERFACE COURSE This course shall cover the components and operation of the Aircraft's airframe and powerplant systems, concentrating on the electrical/electronic interface and built-in testing. TAXI RUN COURSE This course enables Northwest's personnel to gain proficiency in taxiing of the Aircraft.
General Familiarization Course. This course is in general accordance with ATA Xxxxxxxxxxxxx 000, Xxxxx X and is designed for Buyer's management, or other support personnel, familiar with modern jet aircraft. It includes a brief overview of the airframe, powerplant, electrical and avionic related systems. Additionally, it may provide limited information of technical data, specifications, special tools, test equipment, maintenance practices, safety precautions and procedures peculiar or unique to the Aircraft.
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