Instructors:

Vladimír Peroutka

Head of Training &
B737 Chief Flight Instructor
peroutka@catc.cz

Jan Hršel

Deputy Head of Training &
A320 Chief Flight Instructor
hrsel@catc.cz

Jiří Pískatý

L410, Chief Flight Instructor
piskaty@catc.cz

Miroslav Trubač

Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor
trubac@catc.cz

Peter Galovič

ATR 42/72, Chief Flight Instructor
galovic@catc.cz
Instructors:

Richard Kubelka

Security Manager Chief Cabin Crew Instructor
kubelka@catc.cz
Instructors:

Iveta Bergrová

MTO Training Manager
bergrova@catc.cz
Instructors:

Václav Kubec

Chief Dangerous Goods & IATA Instructor
kubec@catc.cz

Richard Kubelka

Security Manager Chief Cabin Crew Instructor
kubelka@catc.cz
Training Devices / Airbus A320 Maintenance Simulator

Airbus A320 Maintenance Simulator

Maintenance training is based on the Airbus Active Learning and Competence Focused Training (AACT) philosophy. CATC provides Airbus training in a classroom fully equipped by Airbus.

The classroom is equipped with

  • 1 instructor station and its projection system
  • 6 MFTDs for 12 trainees
  • 1 laptop per trainee
  • Course materials

The classroom is approved for the training in accordance with Annex IV, Regulation (EC) No. 2042/2003 (Part 147) by the Czech Civil Aviation Authority and the classroom training is conducted by Airbus qualified instructors to lead AACT training.

The classroom use of the latest Airbus simulation technologies: the Maintenance and Flight Training Device (MFTD) and Virtual Aircraft allow trainees to perform complete maintenance task in an operationally oriented way and gain practical skills before practising on real aircraft.

The MFTD replicates the real aircraft systems and maintenance BITE. The MFTD includes a set of aircraft systems schematic that are animated in real time by the simulation.

The Virtual Aircraft simulates the whole aircraft (not only cockpit) allowing the performance of maintenance tasks in all their steps (i.e. fault report, fault isolation, removal and installation of a component, BITE test in the cockpit, etc)
The courses corresponding to level 1 or 2 or 3 category as defined in Part 66 are approved in accordance with Regulation (EC) No. 2042/2003 by the Czech Civil Aviation Authority.