Type Training Program Cessna 172(Lycoming)

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  1. Introduction of various Manuals, 
  2. ATA05 - Time limit
  3. ATA06 - Aircraft technical information, 
  4. ATA07  lifting and shorting
  5. ATA08 Levelling and weighing
  6. ATA09 Towing and Taxying
  7. ATA10 Parking/mooring, storing and return to service
  8. ATA11 Placard and marking
  9. ATA12 Servicing Fuel
  10. ATA20 
  11. ATA24 Electrical power,
  12. ATA26 Fire protection
  13. ATA27 Flight control surfaces
  14. ATA28 Aircraft fuel System, Fuel Tank
  15. ATA29 Hydraulic Power
  16. ATA30 Ice & Rain protection
  17. ATA31 Instrument System
  18. ATA32 Landing gear, Brakes, Shimmy Damper, Nose L/G Shock Strut
  19. ATA33 Light
  20. ATA34 Navigation
  21. ATA37 Vaccum 
  22. ATA51 Standard practices - structures 
  23. ATA52 Cabin Door
  24. ATA53  Fuselage
  25. ATA54 Nacelles/Pylons
  26. ATA55 Stabilizer
  27. ATA56 Windshield and Windows
  28. ATA57 Wing & Wing strut 
  29. ATA60A Standard Practices — Propeller
  30. ATA61 Propeller  
  31. ATA61A Propeller Construction
  32. ATA61F   Prop Installation
  33. ATA70 Standard Practices Engine
  34. ATA70A   Constructional  and operation                                         
  35. ATA70B Engine Performance
  36. ATA71 Engine
  37. ATA73 Enginefuel and control
  38. ATA74 Engine Ignition System
  39. ATA76 Engine Control
  40. ATA77 Engine Indication system 
  41. ATA78 Exhaust System
  42. ATA79 Engine Oil System
  43. ATA80 EngineStarting System

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