时间：2012-03-20 12:07来源：蓝天飞行翻译 作者：航空 点击：次
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Equivalent Terms: Synthetic Training Device; Full Motion Simulator, Full Flight Simulator Flight simulators are evaluated and qualified to Levels, A – D (or equivalent) based on the device meeting various technical criteria, which include, inter alia, fidelity of aircraft and visual simulation, flight deck equipment and motion capability. A simulator qualification level is generally suitable for an associated level of fight crew qualification training based on the flight training programme of the operator and the appoval or acceptance by the Authority. Level A – the lowest simulator qualification level available for flight crew training; suitable for procedures training, instrument flight training, testing/checking (except for takeoff and landing manoeuvres), recurrent training, type and instrument rating renewal or revalidation testing/checking. Level B – increased training capability above Level A; suitable for recency-of-experience training (takeoff and landing), transition or conversion training for take-off and landing manoeuvres, transition or conversion testing and checking (except for takeoffs and landing manoeuvres). Level C – the next to highest simulator qualification level; suitable for limited zero flight time training (ZFTT) based on flight crew experience levels specified in the training programme of the operator; Level D – the highest level of simulator qualification level; suitable for all ZFTT without restriction. An equivalent level will possess the same or substantially similar characteristics as the defined Level A – D devices. See Zero Flight Time Training (ZFTT). Flight Time (Aircraft) The total time from the moment an aircraft first moves for the purpose of taking off until the moment it finally comes to rest at the end of the flight. Out Time – the time a flight commences (aircraft first movement). Off Time – the time of takeoff. On Time – the time of landing. |
