The future of aeronautical safety is here, and now you can understand it perfectly thanks to our detailed, expertly explained, e-learning course. Designed for pilots and aviation professionals by pilots and aviation professionals, this immersive and interactive A320 Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System (EGPWS) CBT delivers all the nuances of systems and operations using the most modern e-learning tools on the market.
This course is not only fully compliant with EASA regulations, but it also brings the EGPWS operations right to your screen. It provides instructors and users the flexibility, reliability, and ease-of-use with the value they require. You will be able to finally comprehend all the benefits of the EGPWS and its capabilities. Get to know it, get to use it, before you get set for your next flight.
Our comprehensive e-learning course gives pilots a solid theoretical foundation to help them get up to speed with the Airbus A320’s EGPWS.
Learn about the essential functions of the EGPWS, including its core purpose, main components, and its integration with other systems in the Airbus A320.
Develop the skills to precisely interpret and act upon the various alerts and warnings from the EGPWS, understanding both visual and auditory signals.
Gain insight into the EGPWS's limitations and learn to differentiate between false alarms and actual warnings, ensuring a higher level of flight safety.
Benefits & Features
100% compliant with EASA regulations
Comprehensive coverage
Immersive and interactive learning
Assessments and progress tracking
Accessible on all devices, anytime, anywhere
Easy-to-use LMS with expert onboarding support
Intended Audience
The A320 Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System (EGPWS) eLearning course is designed to support both current and future pilots with their Initial and Recurrent Training.
Regulatory Compliance
This eLearning course complies with Annex 1 (Part-FCL) to Commission Regulation (EU) No. 1178/2011 with further amendments, in particular with an appendix to AMC1 FCL.725(a) Requirements for the issue of class and type ratings.
