27 Monday Jan 2014
Posted in General Aviation Interest
Project Airbus Tech is pleased to announce the availability of the chapter on the A320’s Oxygen: ATA 35.
This is a milestone in the project, with just 3 chapters left to complete this A320 Q&A Bank.
We thank each and every one of you for the support lent, in any which way possible, including reviewing the answers. Hats off to Sushank Gupta for taking the efforts to answer the questions.
To view the chapter on Oxygen, click HERE.
10 Saturday Aug 2013
Posted in General Aviation Interest, Technical
Project Airbus Tech now covers chapters ATA 33 (LIGHTS), ATA 36 (PNEUMATICS) and ATA 52 (DOORS). This leaves PAT with only 8 chapters out of 18 that cover the entire Airbus A320.
04 Monday Feb 2013
Posted in Technical
The Flying Engineer is pleased to announce the launch of Project Airbus Tech (PAT): a Project, for Airbus A320 flight crew, that serves to provide quick access to technical questions and answers on the Airbus A320.
Project Airbus Tech is a social cause in the aviation community, to make aviation safer, and information accessible, accurate, and easy to assimilate. It may be accessed anywhere, anytime: even when you, the pilot, are in the crew transport and wish to revise some technical details about your aircraft.
Significant efforts are taken to ensure that the information in PAT is sourced only from FCOMs, and the content verified and cross checked by experienced line A320 pilots. Of course, a project such as this is very demanding; Contributions, suggestions, and any help are always welcome.
To link to Project Airbus Tech, simply type the following link in your browser:
https://theflyingengineer.com/projects/
Or, directly link to:
https://theflyingengineer.com/projects/airbus-tech/
We appreciate your patience and help as the website slowly, but surely, covers every possible technical topic/system on the Airbus A320.
The Flying Engineer 