Cessna Citation II (525/525A/525B) Business Aircraft Maintenance Training
Cessna Citation II · Maintenance Manual
Overview
This document serves as a maintenance training manual for the Cessna Citation II series, including models 525, 525A, and 525B. It is designed for aircraft technicians and maintenance personnel, providing comprehensive training on the aircraft's systems, components, and maintenance procedures. The manual outlines various training courses offered, including initial maintenance training, familiarization, avionics, and line maintenance, each tailored to enhance the skills and knowledge of technicians. The courses emphasize hands-on training and practical experience to ensure technicians are well-prepared to maintain the aircraft safely and effectively.
- The manual is specifically for the Cessna Citation II series (models 525, 525A, and 525B).
- Initial maintenance training lasts 60 hours over 10 days, covering all applicable ATA chapters.
- Familiarization training lasts 30 hours over 5 days, focusing on aircraft systems and servicing.
- Avionics training provides knowledge for troubleshooting display and navigation systems, lasting 30 hours over 5 days.
- Line maintenance training emphasizes practical skills and lasts 30 hours over 5 days.
- Electrical interface training focuses on troubleshooting electrical systems, also lasting 30 hours over 5 days.
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Originally published by www.cae.com. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
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- Type
- Maintenance Manual
- Year
- 2022
- Pages
- 12
- File size
- 993 KB
- Publisher
- www.cae.com
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CAE Teaching Objectives
The manual outlines the objectives of the training program, which aims to provide experienced aircraft technicians with knowledge about major systems, component descriptions, servicing, safety precautions, and troubleshooting. This knowledge supports a typical through-flight maintenance and inspection schedule in accordance with the manufacturer's Aircraft Maintenance Manual.
Maintenance Systems Maintenance Training Summary
This initial-level maintenance training course covers all applicable ATA chapters, focusing on aircraft systems' theory, operation, inspection, and servicing. The course includes hands-on sessions on available aircraft to help technicians understand effective maintenance practices. The total duration of the course is 60 hours over 10 days.
Familiarization Maintenance Training Summary
This course is designed for technicians with similar aircraft experience and provides an understanding of aircraft systems and servicing. It includes hands-on practices if the aircraft is available. The total duration is 30 hours over 5 days.
Avionics Maintenance Training Summary
This course provides technicians with knowledge of display, communication, navigation, and automatic flight control systems. It is designed to enable technicians to troubleshoot these systems at the line maintenance level. The course lasts 30 hours over 5 days.
Line Maintenance Training Summary
This condensed course focuses on practical experience and understanding of aircraft systems for technicians who already have initial exposure to the aircraft. It emphasizes moderate troubleshooting and hands-on sessions, lasting 30 hours over 5 days.
Electrical Interface Maintenance Training Summary
This course covers troubleshooting practices and tracing wiring diagrams, focusing on the aircraft's electrical system and its interface with other systems. The course is intensive and requires active participation, lasting 30 hours over 5 days.
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Page | 1 All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Challenger 300 / 350 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Cessna Citation II (525/525A/525B) Business Aircraft Maintenance Training CIVIL AVIATION Confidence through smarter training Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 1 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Delivering the very BEST AVIATION MAINTENANCE TRAINING while RAISING INDUSTRY STANDARDS Why you should choose CAE as your maintenance training provider Proper aircraft and helicopter maintenance is vital to ensure the safety of business air travel. The daily challenges of operating a successful operation in aviation can only be met with adequate preparation and training to keep pace with the continual advancements of the complex technologies found in this constantly changing field. Let us deliver on the investment of your most valued, strategic asset: your team. CAE can elevate the skillsets of your entire staff, regardless of experience level. We will help attract and prepare new talent with our accelerated learning systems. With CAE's approach to complete flexibility on multiple fronts: course type, training site, and targeted solutions -we lower downtime, while increasing productivity. • Realize increased technician potential with our precise and proven course materials and training methods • Improve your aircraft dispatch rates by building technician confidence with CAE’s highly effective, application-oriented, interactive instruction techniques • Experience higher savings by targeting your training budget at programs which deliver unmatched quality, safety, and results As a long-standing leader in the field of simulation and other advanced, digital training solutions, CAE is your best choice for improving safety and removing the obstacles which impede your progress. Offering superior maintenance training for over 20 years, we invite you to keep your technicians’ skillsets current across a full suite of learning programs for most major OEMs, including Bombardier, Dassault, Embraer, Gulfstream. With a global network of training centers, highly skilled instructors, and advanced training tools, look to CAE for flexible, relevant, and leading- edge business aircraft maintenance training solutions to enhance safety, efficiency, and readiness for your staff and fleet. We are here to ensure your success. Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 2 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training TABLE OF CONTENTS Page CAE Teaching Objectives ............................................................ 2 Student Training Expectations .................................................... 2 Classroom Discussion................................................................... 3 Applied Training Techniques ....................................................... 3 Total Training Environment Flexibility ........................................ 3 Maintenance Systems Maintenance Training Summary ..........4 Familiarization Maintenance Training Summary ....................... 5 REALcase Update Maintenance Training Summary ................6 Line Maintenance Training Summary ......................................... 7 Avionics Maintenance Training Summary .................................. 8 Differences (525B to 525A) Maintenance Training Summary 9 Electrical Interface Maintenance Training Summary .............. 10 CAE Teaching Objectives To provide the experienced aircraft technician with knowledge of major systems and major component description, location, and operation; servicing; safety precautions; and troubleshooting to support a typical through-flight maintenance and inspection schedule in accordance with the manufacturer’s Aircraft Maintenance Manual. Student Training Expectations Each student should be a Part 66/Part 65 certified Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic or have equivalent experience on similar type aircraft. Courses are conducted in English and attendees must have a good working knowledge of the language enabling them to speak, read, and write in this language. The candidate is required to attend at least 95% of all course content in order to successfully complete the training. A mark of 75% or above is needed for any written exams. Click on CAE logo to return to this page Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 3 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Classroom Discussion This phase covers classroom lectures comprising: • in-depth description of systems • operation, identification, and location of principle components • maintenance, inspection, and ground run procedures • routing and theoretical troubleshooting • preventive maintenance • safety precautions The students are encouraged to participate throughout these sessions, which are often interspersed with review questions. This phase may also include visits to the flight line facilities where students are exposed to the real aircraft, system components. Applied Training Techniques The practical phase is conducted by an experienced instructor using “hands on” training modules, Fixed Training Device (FTD) or Full Flight Simulator (FFS) and where applicable: real aircraft components. The students are involved in practical tasks associated with maintenance of the aircraft such as: • Practical troubleshooting • Servicing Procedures • System start-up and shut-down procedures • Normal, Abnormal and Emergency Procedures This enables the students to apply knowledge gained during other learning phases of this course. A minimum of 5% of the course shall be conducted using possible combinations of a FTD, FFS, the aircraft, mock-ups, or actual aircraft components. Total Training Environment Flexibility Courses may be conducted at most of our global network of training centers (including CAE’s hybrid classrooms) , at a customer’s facility (off-site), or via distance learning / Live Remote Training (LRT).
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Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 4 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Maintenance Systems Maintenance Training Summary Course Description Our Initial-level maintenance training course covers all applicable ATA chapters, addressing aircraft systems’ theory, operation, inspection, and servicing. The course examines LRU troubleshooting from a theoretical and practical perspective. Hands-on sessions will be conducted on available aircraft to acquire an applied understanding of aircraft systems, and to participate in effective maintenance practices. This comprehensive class is the ideal way to introduce technicians to transitions within the fleet. Course Total Time ................................. 60 Hrs / 10 Days SUBJECT ATA Introduction .................................................................................. 1 Flight Deck ................................................................................... 2 Checklists ..................................................................................... 3 Times and Limitations ................................................................. 5 Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Equipment Furnishings ............................................................. 25 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Lighting ...................................................................................... 33 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Water & Waste ........................................................................... 38 Central Maintenance System .................................................. 45 Information Systems ................................................................46 Structures ............................................................................. 51-57 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives The Initial course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify the continued airworthiness of the aircraft’s mechanical and avionics systems. Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • FAA [USA] Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 5 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Familiarization Maintenance Training Summary Course Description This maintenance course will help technicians understand the aircraft systems, servicing, and practical know-how to maintain the aircraft properly. The course is for the technician who has similar aircraft experience, yet also for the manager or scheduler who wants a better understanding of the aircraft. If the aircraft is available, actual hands-on practices will be conducted to ensure a complete understanding of aircraft systems and “real-world” maintenance practices. The Familiarization class offers an excellent way to extend technician productivity. Course Total Time .................................. 30 Hrs / 5 Days SUBJECT ATA Introduction .................................................................................. 1 Flight Deck ................................................................................... 2 Checklists ..................................................................................... 3 Times and Limitations ................................................................. 5 Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Lighting ...................................................................................... 33 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Water & Waste ........................................................................... 38 Central Maintenance System .................................................. 45 Structures ............................................................................. 51-57 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives The General Familiarization course provides the applicant with a general description of the aircraft capabilities, systems, avionics, power plant, maintenance, and support requirements. Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 6 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training REALcase Update Maintenance Training Summary Course Description The REALcase concept utilizes fleet operational data/information that is acquired from the manufacturer and/or operators, spanning the 12 to 18-month period preceding the course. Information relevant to the operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of the aircraft, is presented during the course for review, analysis, and discussion. Emphasis is placed on applicable maintenance considerations, manufacturer recommendations, troubleshooting and dispatch decisions. Course Total Time .................................. 30 Hrs / 5 Days SUBJECT ATA Times and Limitations ................................................................. 5 Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Lighting ...................................................................................... 33 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Water & Waste ........................................................................... 38 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives • Better understand the latest in-service difficulties and/or operational issues experienced by fleet operators and reported to the OEM • Understand and apply the latest manufacturer’s documentation, recommendations, and operational maintenance procedures • (When applicable) be acquainted with recent engine Service Bulletins, Service Information Letters, Enhancements / Options, Services Advisories, etc. pertaining to this engine • Have increased technical understanding of the aircraft’s core systems (with additional emphasis on particular systems the student may wish to focus on) • Better understand and troubleshoot and/or isolate failures of specific systems or components in accordance with maintenance procedures and applicable documentation Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 7 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Line Maintenance Training Summary Course Description The line maintenance course is a condensed session enabling technicians to understand aircraft systems and servicing with an emphasis on practical experience to build aircraft maintenance skills. This training differs from the traditional Maintenance Initial in that it is designed to be a more focused curriculum for technicians that may already have initial exposure and/or experience on the particular aircraft. Moderate troubleshooting is stressed and reinforced with actual hands-on sessions on available aircraft. Active student participation provides a better understanding of aircraft systems and effective maintenance practices. For operations with technician scheduling and cost limitations, this option creates a highly productive solution. Course Total Time .................................. 30 Hrs / 5 Days SUBJECT ATA Times and Limitations ................................................................. 5 Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Lighting ...................................................................................... 33 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives After completion of this Line Maintenance course, the student should be able to: • Use and interpret the appropriate technical publications • Describe the purpose and interfaces of each system and associated components • Explain the operation of each main system and associated components • Identify and locate the major components associated with each system • Identify, locate, and describe the system controls and indications • Troubleshoot and isolate failures of specific systems or components Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 8 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Avionics Maintenance Training Summary Course Description The Avionics course furnishes the experienced aircraft technician with information pertaining to operation of the display, communication, navigation (short-range and long- range), and the automatic flight control (flight guidance) systems. It provides sufficient working knowledge of these systems to allow the technician to participate in troubleshooting at the line maintenance level. All training is conducted to Level 3, according to ATA specification 104. A good understanding of basic avionics is suggested. (CAE also offers 40-hour classes in each of the following: Avionics Essentials Part I and Part II.) Course Total Time .................................. 30 Hrs / 5 Days SUBJECT ATA Introduction .................................................................................. 1 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Equipment Furnishings ............................................................. 25 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Central Maintenance System .................................................. 45 Course Objectives After completion of this Avionics course, the student should be able to: • Use and interpret the appropriate technical publications. • Describe the purpose and interfaces of each system and associated components • Explain the operation of each main system and associated components • Identify and locate the major components associated with each system • Identify, locate and describe the system controls and indications • Troubleshoot and isolate failures of specific systems or components Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 9 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Differences (525B to 525A) Maintenance Training Summary Course Description Aircraft differences courses offer a sharply focused, detail- oriented comparison of similar aircraft models that require separate type ratings. The focus is on systems that are significantly different between two aircraft models that otherwise share a large portion of other main, common systems. The emphasis is on building upon what the student already knows about a particular aircraft model and filling the gaps relating to the new model. This comprehensive class is a suitable solution to introduce technicians to the recently acquired aircraft within your fleet. Course Total Time .................................... 12 Hrs / 2 Days SUBJECT ATA Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Central Maintenance System .................................................. 45 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives The Differences course provides maintenance personnel with cross maintenance qualification between the similar aircraft type variants by offering a description system differences, operation and component location. The course covers the associated avionic differences as well as the overall mechanical differences. Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) Citation II (525/525A/525B) All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 10 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training Electrical Interface Maintenance Training Summary Course Description This course is a combination of recurrent, in-depth troubleshooting practices, and tracing wiring diagrams. We employ a “white glove” approach where the majority of investigative work can be performed without using tools. Troubleshooting is performed from the cockpit level, using indication messages, support documentation, and wiring diagrams. This is an intensive session with active classroom participation and considered an essential course for all proactive technicians familiar with the aircraft. Course Total Time .................................. 30 Hrs / 5 Days SUBJECT ATA Times and Limitations ................................................................. 5 Aircraft General ...................................................................... 6-12 Air Conditioning .......................................................................... 21 Auto Flight ................................................................................. 22 Communication ......................................................................... 23 Electrical Power ......................................................................... 24 Fire Protection .......................................................................... 26 Flight Controls ........................................................................... 27 Fuel ............................................................................................. 28 Hydraulic Power ........................................................................ 29 Ice & Rain System ..................................................................... 30 Indicating & Recording .............................................................. 31 Landing Gear ............................................................................. 32 Lighting ...................................................................................... 33 Navigation / RVSM ................................................................... 34 Oxygen ....................................................................................... 35 Pneumatic .................................................................................. 36 Power Plant .......................................................................... 71-80 Course Objectives This course provides the student with in-depth instruction on aircraft’s electrical system and its interface with other aircraft systems. CAE furnishes the experienced technician with information to carry out troubleshooting and test procedures necessary to maintain the aircraft electrical systems. The course is based on the use of the manufacturers maintenance manuals and wiring diagrams, SmartFix Plus (SFP), synoptic pages, and the Maintenance Diagnostic Computer (MDC) to verify system status and isolate faults. Regulatory Compliance CAE is authorized to conduct this course under the following Regulatory Authority approvals: • (Unregulated) « Plane_ID» All rights reserved. © July 2022 CAE.COM Page | 11 Business Aircraft Maintenance Training