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Training for Entry Into Service May 2012 A400M Training for Entry Into Service MST Ian Burrett Head of Training and Aircrew Operations Customer Services A400M

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A400 M Training: A Multi-National Solution SetThese slides were presented during the Trade Media 2012 event held at Madrid, Spain and Toulouse, France in May 2012.The briefing was provided by Ian Burrett, Heading of Training and Aircrew Operations, Customer Services for Airbus Military.The A400M is not a platform; it is a fleet and a system. Training and operational support are critical components of the overall capability of the product.The program has shaped an approach to providing integrated training and Ops support via an integrated network.The plane has a very automated loadmaster system which means that a “typical” operational involving transport would see a three person crew on board, pilot, co-pilot and loadmaster.The international training center opened in October 2010 and is the hub for the multinational training. As the equipment and tools are installed, the center will be ready for training in the summer of 2012.

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Training for Entry Into Service

May 2012 A400M Training for Entry Into Service – MST

Ian Burrett

Head of Training and Aircrew Operations

Customer Services

A400M

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Military and Humanitarian Airlift for the 21st century with:

True strategic heavy airlift capability

Built-in Air-to-Air Refuelling capability

A400M: The Big Idea

True tactical operations capability

Comprehensive military systems

Commercial level availability & reliability

Training and Operational Support

are critical components of this capability

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Integrated Training & Ops Support Network

International

Training Centre

(ITC Seville)

National

Training Centres

(NTCs)

Operational Support Services

• Customer Location

• Remote Support

Promote

Operational Safety

Spread

Best Practice

Multi-lateral

Cooperation National

Training Centres

(NTCs)

National

Training Centres

(NTCs)

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Training Network – Overall Plan

2013 2012

Progressive ramp-up of training capability; continuity and surge available at ITC

2014 2015

SEP 12 – Initial Training plus surge capability

SEP 13

MAR 14

International

Training

Centre

Seville

Germany

National

Training

Centre

UK

National

Training

Centre

France

National

Training

Centre

AM

Operational

Support

Services

CA

CA

Establishment

Establishment

GE Requirement TBC

Operational Support (on-site or remote), Technical Assistance

Full suite of training aids and full training service

Full Flight Simulator (FFS), Loadmaster Workstation Trainer (LMWST), Computer

Based Training (CBT), Cockpit Maintenance Operations System (CMOS), Service

FFS, Cargo Hold Trainer-Enhanced, LMWST, CBT, CMOS, Service

Establishment

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- Centre opened in October 2010

- 12000 m2 facility with:

• 6 Full Flight Simulator bays

• 22 Training rooms

• Conference room

• Library and Data Access

• Specialized training devices

Certified by EASA as TRTO, MTO & STDO

International Training Centre

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Training Aids Suite

Progression

from low cost

to high fidelity

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Training Aids – Short-Term Plan

JUN 2012 2013 JUN

06

08

11

03

02

12

CBT

CMOS

LMWST

CHT-E

Flat Panel-Flight Training Device (FP-FTD)

FFS

MSN 6

Plan to complete training of first FAF crews before end of 2012

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Training Aids Industrial participation

• CBT – Airbus Military & specialist sub-contractors

• CMOS – Airbus Military & CAE

• LMWST – Airbus Military & Rheinmetall

• CHT-E – Airbus Military & Rheinmetall

• FP-FTD – Airbus Military & Thales

• FFS – Airbus Military & Thales

• Courseware Design, Operational Documentation and Data

- Airbus Military, Airbus, and Cassidian (SP & GE)

Industrial structure ensures commercial efficiencies

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Computer Based Training Systems

Leveraging commercial standards Ready for Training in summer 2012

• EIS CBT Training Topics developed:

• Flight Crew Courses. >90%

• Maintenance Courses. >90%

• Development now in ‘maximum’ mode.

• Familiarization courses

• 3 already delivered to Internal Customer

• Courses Qualification:

• Qualification started with Civil Authorities.

• Courses and CBT Qualification Plans

released to OCCAR.

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Cockpit Maintenance Operations System

• Critical Design Review achieved

• First batch of maintenance tasks

• Second batch of tasks in progress

• 3D Navigation developed

• Virtual Cockpit and Animated Diagrams

• Aircraft systems and Synoptic Displays

• Engine Warning and System Displays

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Ready for Training in summer 2012

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Cargo Hold Trainer - Enhanced

High fidelity ground handling training

for Loadmasters

to practise loading procedures

minimising use of real aircraft

Ready for Training in early 2013 CHT-E under construction in Germany

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Loadmaster Workstation Trainer

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Medium fidelity full mission simulator

for Loadmasters

to learn procedures, aerial delivery,

and emergencies handling

Ready for Training in late 2012

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Flat Panel Flight Training Device

Minimising investment

without sacrificing

training output quality

Touch-screen displays represent aircraft

panels and displays

- allows procedures training with

minimum use of aircraft components

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Full Flight Simulator

Zero / low flight time

conversion training

and

realistic mission rehearsal

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FFS and FP-FTD Status

• Critical Design Review achieved with OCCAR

• Data packages, P& E all submitted

• Power On achieved

• Visual data base reviews performed

• Integration phase ongoing in UK.

Ready for Training in late 2012

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Operational Documentation and Support

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• Flight Operations Documentation:

• EIS Documentary Units required for EIS 95% complete

• Multiple products:

• Flight Crew: Ops Manual, Quick Reference Handbook,

Performance Data Manual, Deployment Procedures Manual,

Master Minimum Equipment List, .....

• Loadmasters: Cargo Loading Manual, Weight & Balance

Manual, Airdrop Procedures Checklist, .....

• Operational Support Services:

• Documentation Revision Service

• Electronic Flight Bag management

• Mission support tools, eg Performance Data

• Aircrew on-field support

• Technical Assistance Centre (Queries Response )

• Operational Communications

• Operational Liaison Visits

• Multi-National Operators Forum

• Support development of Tactics and CONOPS

• Exploit wealth of expertise embedded in OEM

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Training Aids – Short-Term Plan

JUN 2012 2013 JUN

06

08

11

03

02

12

CBT

CMOS

LMWST

CHT-E

FP-FTD

FFS

MSN 6

Capable to complete training of first FAF crews before end of 2012

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