B737-CL Recurrent Syllabus Module 2
B737-CL Recurrent Syllabus Module 2
TRAINING
SYLLABUS
MODULE 2
B737-CL
RECURRENT TRAINING SYLLABUS
MODULE 2
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3.9
PPC...............................................................................................................................
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3.9.1
BRIEFING............................................................................................................
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3.9.2 EXERCISE
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3.9.3 OBJECTIVE
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3.9.4 ROUTE OF FLIGHT
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0.2 INTRODUCTIONS
0.3 SYLLABUS
The training method based on the Boeing B737 training philosophy, incorporates
NUSANTARA AIR Standard Operating Procedures and meets the requirements of
the Directorate General of Civil Aviation Indonesia.
The Ground Training covers the requirements for B737-CL recurrent training
program, review and update pilot technical knowledge and proficiency in
procedure based on current issue and any training update requirement.
The Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) Full Flight Simulator covers techniques
and procedures for normal and non-normal maneuvers.
The Proficiency Check (PPC) Full Flight Simulator is conducted by either the
DGCA or a qualified Check Airman to maintain the pilot current experience as
defined by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation Indonesia.
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This is the Initial release of B737-CL recurrent training syllabus module 2, using
new layout comply with the NUSANTARA AIR manual standard.
This Initial reflects the most current information available to NUSANTARA AIR
August 2019
Operations Training
Nusantara Air
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The Nusantara Air issues B737-CL recurrent training syllabus module 2 revisions to
provide new or revised procedures and information.
The revision date is the approximate date the manual is made available to the
manual holder and is effective upon receipt.
Formal revisions include a new Revision Receipt Form, Revision Record Table, a
Transmittal Letter, Revision Highlights, and a current List of Effective Pages. Use
the information on the new Revision Record and List of Effective Pages to verify
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COURSE OUTLINE
Each B737-CL Recurrent Training cycle is a three day exercise comprise of the
following:
Day 1, 2, and 3 may not necessarily be scheduled consecutively or sequentially and may be
spaced within two month calendar apart to allow for better scheduling.
1.2 COURSEWARE
2.1 INTRODUCTION
The Ground Recurrent Training segment is designed for qualified B737-CL crew to
review all the technical knowledge and procedures required in the Flight Simulator
session, discuss any practical aircraft performance issues and to confirm
awareness of the latest changes in COM, FCOM and Bulletins etc.
Trainees are expected to read and discuss the appropriate section of their Flight
Crew Operations Manual (FCOM), Flight Crew Training Manual (FCTM), Minimum
Equipment List (MEL) or other reference material as directed by the Flight
Simulator Syllabus prior to attending the Flight Simulator session.
Review the following subjects which are related to the Flight Simulator Syllabus.
Engine Indications 30 minutes
Engine Start and Ignition 35 minutes
Fuel System 23 minutes
IRS System 21 minutes
Ground Proximity and Warning System 23 minutes
Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System 15 minutes
Predictive Windshear 15 minutes
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FULL FLIGHT SIMULATOR - INTRODUCTION
3.1 INTRODUCTION
The recurrent full flight simulator training segment is designed for qualified B737-
CL crew for Type Rating/License Renewal as defined by the applicable regulating
authority.
Each day's lesson has three parts: a one-hour briefing, a four-hour simulator period
divided into two segments, and a debriefing.
The four hour simulator period is designed for two pilots to each fly a two-hour
segment. Immediately following each period, a debriefing consisting of a review of
the trainees’ performance will be conducted by the instructor. Items to study for
the next period will also be identified.
Each lesson is organized in a “phase of flight” format that specifies training events
to be accomplished and the sequence of presentation. Other information includes
the weather and airplane information for calculating takeoff performance. Airfield
information can be obtained from the approach charts.
Each lesson contains briefing items which are referenced to sections in the
operations manual or the flight crew training manual. Crews are expected to
become thoroughly familiar with these items prior to each training period.
As much as practical, realism will be maintained during training. The instructor will
act as company dispatcher, ground crew, and air traffic control. Flights will be
flown in real time except when repositioning is specified in the lesson plan. These
requirements do not preclude verbal instructions and comments when
appropriate, and position freezing and repositioning to make more efficient use of
available time.
3.2 BRIEFING
All crewmembers must fully familiarize themselves with all areas pertinent to the
operation of the airplane, namely, MEMORY items, QRH, LIMITATIONS,
PERFORMANCE and SYSTEMS.
(2) PRE-FLIGHT
Unless otherwise instructed or annotated in the profile, FULL pre-flight
preparation must be accomplished.
(1) Headsets shall be used for all training and check sessions
(2) Oxygen masks and smoke goggles should be donned as and when required.
(3) Unless required by a specific exercise, use of the Autoflight system is allowed.
(4) Autoflight systems may not be used during the following phases of exercises:
• Engine failure during takeoff prior to Flaps and Slats (or Leading edge
Devices) being fully retracted.
• After fully configured for an approach with an engine failed
• Prior to descending more than 50 feet below MDA/MDH on a Non-precision
approach)
• Prior to descending below DA on a precision approach
• Prior to reaching Flap retraction altitude during a miss-approach (with or
without power plant failure)
During de-briefing emphasis on the positive aspects and the learning process of
THREAT AND ERROR MANAGEMENT.
3.6 STANDARDIZATION
In order to obtain the same standard among the crew it is suggested that the
instructor or check airmen to perform the training or check as far as possible in
the same manner as directed in this syllabus.
3.7.2 TOLERANCES
3.8 LOFT
PERFORMANCE
737- 300
ZFW 47,995 KGS
FUEL 6,276 KGS
GW 54,271 KGS
RESERVES 3,449 KGS
COST INDEX 30
CRZ ALT FL 290
CRZ WIND 220/20
ISA DEV +5
N1 LIMIT TO, CLB
TO FLAPS 5
CG 17.8%
WEATHER
WIII 320/10KT 4000 BR FEW020 BKN160 26/25 Q1013 Rwy 25L
WAAA 180/10KT 1200 RA BKN017 27/24 Q1010 Rwy 09
CLEARANCE
2y-923 is cleared to JOG via W17 FL 290 PW1C departure squawk 5253
3.8.4
FULL FLIGHT SIMULATOR
LOFT MODULE 2
0 10 20 30 40 50 1:00 10 20 30 40 50 2:00PROFILE
40 40
30 30
IRS FAULT (Both)
20 20
10 CFIT Maneuver 10
ALTITUDE X 1000
RNAV SID
M/A
X-wind T/O Rwy 25L
0 2:00
10 20 30 40 50 TIME1:00 10 20 30 40 50
WIII 0 0
3.8.5 PHASE OF FLIGHT
PREFLIGHT REFERENCE
Instructor Setup
Normal Procedures FCOM NP 11
FMC preflight procedures FCOM NP 21 FCTM Ch 1
- RNAV SID Briefing (Use of RNAV Procedures Checklist)
* Reduced thrust computations
- Appropriate Runway Analysis Chart
Takeoff data and bug setting FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 1
TAKEOFF REFERENCE
Normal procedures FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 3, QRH MAN
* Reduced thrust takeoff FCTM Ch 3
LNAV engage altitude FCTM Ch 3
Acceleration for flap retraction FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 3
Setting climb thrust FCTM Ch 3
Autopilot engagement altitude FCTM Ch 3
VNAV FCTM Ch 4
CLIMB REFERENCE
Normal procedures FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 4
RNAV SID
- RNAV Operations FCTM Ch 1
CRUISE REFERENCE
Normal procedures FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 4
DESCENT REFERENCE
Normal procedures FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 4
- Approach briefing FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 5
- Descent/approach procedures and Checklist
APPROACH REFERENCE
Normal procedures FCOM NP 21, FCTM Ch 4
Manual, ILS Rwy 10,
Missed Approach, Radar Vector
3.9 PPC
The simulator evaluation flight profile includes those procedures and maneuvers
that can be evaluated in a motion visual simulator. The sequence and other non-
normal procedures selected at the discretion of the Check Airman.
The instructor will provide appropriate instructions, weather information and air
traffic clearances and, insofar as possible, conduct the flight on a real time basis.
3.9.1 BRIEFING
Aircraft Limitations
System Knowledge
Flight Technique, Procedures and Regulation
3.9.2 EXERCISE
Pre-flight Malfunctions
Engine Start Malfunctions
Rejected Takeoff (RTO)
Wind Shear
Upset Recovery
Stall maneuver (Refer to Appendix A – Stall Briefing for guidance)
N-1 Operations
Visual Traffic Pattern
Normal and Non-Normal System and Procedures
Evacuation Procedure
3.9.3 OBJECTIVE
Demonstrate required level of proficiency in:
Correct Preparation, scan flow and Area of responsibility
Problem Awareness and Correct Identification
Correct Normal, Non-Normal Procedures and Execution
Crew coordination and Standard Call out
Command qualities and Crew Resource Management
3.9.4 ROUTE OF FLIGHT
PERFORMANCE
737- 300
ZFW 47,995 KGS
FUEL 6,398 KGS
GW 54,393 KGS
RESERVES 3,733 KGS
COST INDEX 30
CRZ ALT FL 280
CRZ WIND 220/20
ISA DEV +5
N1 LIMIT TO, CLB
TO FLAPS 5
CG 17.8%
WEATHER
WARJ 18015KT 1200 SCT020 29/27 Q1008
WIII 20003KT 4500 HZ FEW024 27/23 Q1009 NOSIG
CLEARANCE
2Y-922 is cleared to DKI via W17 GEPAK W17S FL 280 squawk 5253
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APPENDIX
4.1 APPENDIX A
This briefing provided as an additional guidance for the Boeing Approach to Stall or
Stall Recovery training exercise as describe in the B737-CL QRH and FCTM.
Please read and understand the technic and maneuver explained in B737-CL QRH
and FCTM before entering the Simulator Training session.
Recovery techniques
CLEAN CONFIGURATION
Condition:
Execution:
A/T ...........................................................................................Disengaged
Thrust lever (both) ............................................................................Close
TURNING BASE
Condition:
A/P ................................................................................................ Engaged
A/T ................................................................................................ Engaged
Gear ........................................................................................................Up
Flaps ..........................................................................................................5
Speed brake ............................................................................... Retracted
Establish flaps 5 maneuver speed
Execution:
A/T ........................................................................................... Disengaged
Thrust lever (both) ............................................................................Close
Turning ................................................................................ Bank angle 25
Recovery:
When sticks shaker occurred
Pitch ......................................................... Down (2-3 degrees below PLI)
Wings .................................................................................................Level
Thrust levers ................. Advance as required (climb/go around thrust),
apply trim down input
Pitch .......................................................................................................Up
(follow PLI up movement up to approx. 10 degrees up)
Follow previous instruction (e.g. Heading, altitude)
Condition:
A/P ................................................................................................ Engaged
A/T ................................................................................................ Engaged
Gear ...................................................................................................Down
Flaps ....................................................................................................... 30
Speed brake .................................................................................... Armed
Establish normal ILS final approach
Execution:
A/T ........................................................................................... Disengaged
Thrust lever (both) ................................................ Close (at 1000 ft AGL)
Recovery:
When sticks shaker occurred
Pitch ..................................................................................................Down
(2-3 degrees below PLI)
Wings .................................................................................................Level
Thrust levers ........................... Advance as required (go around thrust),
apply trim down input
Pitch .......................................................................................................Up
(follow PLI up movement up to approx. 10 degrees up)
At Vref ............................................................................................Flaps 15
(follow missed approach procedure)
Follow last instruction (e.g. Heading, altitude)
4.2 APPENDIX B