Bombardier Global 5000 & Global 6000 – General Familiarisation Training Course

Develop your technical understanding of the Bombardier Global 5000 and Global 6000 aircraft, equipped with Rolls-Royce BR710 powerplants, through our comprehensive online General Familiarisation Training Course.

Designed to provide aviation maintenance personnel with a structured introduction to the aircraft family, this course delivers an overview of aircraft construction, system architecture, component locations, operating principles and maintenance considerations.

The training follows ATA Specification 104 Level I and the EASA Part-66 Knowledge Level 1 definition, providing foundational knowledge of the aircraft and its principal systems.

Course Content

The syllabus is organised into ATA chapters covering the following principal areas:

• Aircraft General: Aircraft introduction, maintenance documentation, time limits, dimensions, aircraft handling, jacking, levelling and standard maintenance practices.
• Aircraft Systems: Air conditioning and pressurisation, automatic flight control, communications, electrical power, fire protection, flight controls, fuel, hydraulics and ice protection.
• Avionics and Navigation: Flight instrumentation, aircraft indicating and recording systems, navigation equipment, flight management, communication interfaces and electronic displays.
• Additional Aircraft Systems: Landing gear, braking, steering, lighting, oxygen, pneumatics, central maintenance systems, information systems and auxiliary power unit.
• Aircraft Structures: Doors, fuselage, nacelles, pylons, stabilisers, windows and wings, including structural inspection and maintenance considerations.
• Powerplant: Rolls-Royce BR710 engine construction, fuel control, ignition, airflow management, engine controls, indications, exhaust systems, lubrication and starting systems.

The course also introduces configuration and system differences between the Global 5000 and Global 6000 aircraft.

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to:

1. Identify important safety precautions associated with the aircraft, its systems and powerplants.
2. Recognise essential maintenance practices and requirements.
3. Describe the general arrangement and operating principles of major aircraft systems.
4. Identify the principal components and characteristics of the Rolls-Royce BR710 powerplants.
5. Recognise special tooling and test equipment associated with aircraft maintenance.
6. Use appropriate technical terminology when describing aircraft systems and components.

Course Delivery and Assessment

This course is delivered entirely online through a structured self-study learning programme.

Students progress through the ATA chapters sequentially, completing a knowledge assessment at the end of each chapter. Successful completion of each assessment is required before the next chapter becomes available.

The course requires approximately 40 hours of study and allows students to develop their understanding through a systematic progression of aircraft systems and technical subjects.

Course Certification

A Certificate of Completion is issued upon successful completion of all required course chapters and assessments.

Course Information

Aircraft: Bombardier Global 5000 and Global 6000
Powerplant: Rolls-Royce BR710
Training Level: ATA Specification 104 Level I
Knowledge Level: EASA Part-66 Level 1
Course Format: Online Self-Study
Estimated Duration: 40 Hours
Assessment: End-of-Chapter Knowledge Quizzes
Certification: Certificate of Completion

Gain a structured foundation in Bombardier Global aircraft systems and powerplant familiarisation with this comprehensive online aviation technical training course.