A320 FCOM with Sharklets
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A320 FCOM with Sharklets
Hello all,
General question which I am hoping someone can answer. With the new sharklet equipped A320, would Airbus generate a new FCOM for that particular MSN? I have a copy of our FCOM, and just has the one FCOM applicable to all types, with 2 different sets of data based on engine rating.
I would have though a seperate FCOM for the new retrofit with Sharklet?
Can anyone advise?
General question which I am hoping someone can answer. With the new sharklet equipped A320, would Airbus generate a new FCOM for that particular MSN? I have a copy of our FCOM, and just has the one FCOM applicable to all types, with 2 different sets of data based on engine rating.
I would have though a seperate FCOM for the new retrofit with Sharklet?
Can anyone advise?
There are some other differences apart from performance so I would imagine that Airbus will generate a new fcom when your employer has told them about the fit.If it has been done as a locally certified mod then this may not happen.. Some of our old A300s had an IFE power isolation button which was a local mod and the only reference to it was on a company produced page.
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Ah ok, thanks, so each MSN has its own FCOM - thanks. I could only find a generic one that applied to the family as previously explained.
Thanks again, ill have to hunt for it now.
Thanks again, ill have to hunt for it now.
We're EFB only for the FCOMs and each aircraft can be looked up by it's registration. You'd be surprised at the differences beyond sharklet/non sharklet.
The old paper FCOMS covered multiple aircraft, had seriel numbers rather than our registrations, and different ranges for each system so you had to check that you looked in the 0 - 1500 or 1501 - 2500 part of the system you were interested in as appropriate.
The old paper FCOMS covered multiple aircraft, had seriel numbers rather than our registrations, and different ranges for each system so you had to check that you looked in the 0 - 1500 or 1501 - 2500 part of the system you were interested in as appropriate.