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Bombardier Global 5000, 6000 general familiarisation course
Gen Fam · ATA 104 Level 1 Online self-paced Free preview

Bombardier Global 5000, 6000 General Familiarisation (Gen Fam) Course

Bombardier · Online · ATA 104 Level 1

Executive overview

The Bombardier Global 5000, 6000 is an ultra-long-range business jet. This course gives you the working vocabulary and the system-by-system picture of the aircraft, so you can follow a technical discussion, a task card or a defect report with confidence.

What sets the Global 5000, 6000 apart is an integrated avionics suite and a very long-range fuel and systems arrangement. The course spends time where those choices change how maintenance is planned and carried out, and covers Rolls-Royce BR710 turbofans at the familiarisation level expected for non-certifying and support staff.

You study online at your own pace, with no classroom date to fit around: about 40 hours of study, each chapter group closed by a short quiz. The course is built around the familiarisation expectation known as ATA 104 Level 1 and ends with a certificate of completion.

What you gain

  • Understand the Global 5000, 6000 well enough to hold a conversation with a certifying engineer and ask the right questions.
  • Helps planners, CAMO and stores staff read technical documents for this type without guessing.
  • A solid base before a full type-rating course, which remains the route to certifying privileges.

Detailed programme

Global 5000, 6000: aircraft and systems by ATA chapter
  • Aircraft general, dimensions and areas (ATA 05–12)
  • Air conditioning and pressurisation (ATA 21)
  • Autoflight (ATA 22)
  • Communications (ATA 23)
  • Electrical power (ATA 24)
  • Equipment and furnishings (ATA 25)
  • Fire protection (ATA 26)
  • Flight controls (ATA 27)
  • Fuel (ATA 28)
  • Hydraulic power (ATA 29)
  • Ice and rain protection (ATA 30)
  • Indicating and recording systems (ATA 31)
  • Landing gear (ATA 32)
  • Lights (ATA 33)
  • Navigation (ATA 34)
  • Oxygen (ATA 35)
  • Pneumatics (ATA 36)
  • Water and waste (ATA 38)
  • Auxiliary power unit (ATA 49)
  • Structures, doors, fuselage, wings and stabilisers (ATA 51–57)
  • Power plant, fuel and control, ignition, starting, oil and exhaust (ATA 71–80)
What is specific to this type
  • Powerplant coverage: Rolls-Royce BR710 turbofans
  • Design feature in focus: an integrated avionics suite and a very long-range fuel and systems arrangement
  • Typical access, servicing and safety points for line personnel

Technical specifications and licence eligibility

Aircraft
Bombardier Global 5000, 6000
Aircraft family
Bombardier
Powerplant coverage
Rolls-Royce BR710 turbofans
Course level
General familiarisation (ATA 104 Level 1)
Format
eBook edition, delivered online
Estimated study time
About 40 hours
Assessment
A short quiz closes each chapter group
On completion
Certificate of completion
Language
English

For technicians, planners, CAMO and logistics staff, and anyone who needs a clear picture of the Global 5000, 6000 without being a certifying engineer. A Gen Fam course is not a type-rating course and does not by itself grant certifying privileges.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a type-rating course?

No. It is a general familiarisation course. Certifying privileges on a type require an approved type-rating course and the corresponding endorsement.

How long does the course take?

Plan for about 40 hours of study. It is self-paced, so you progress when it suits you.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes, a certificate of completion is issued when you finish the course successfully.

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