After this training you can find any aircraft, bulletin, pack or work order in the Aircraft menu group and read what each one tells you. You see where a service bulletin turns into work on an aircraft, how Fleet Health spots wear before a limit, and how a pack and a work order end their lives on the record. That lets you answer a maintainer, a pilot or an inspector without hunting.
Before you start
- Sign in to the shared RotorLab test organization, not your own organization.
- Allow about 60 minutes.
- This training is read-only. A plain member reads these pages; registering aircraft, issuing bulletins, saving packs and closing work orders take a role that manages that area.
- Aircraft, Types and Bulletins and Batteries belong to the Fleet Manager add-on, Fleet Health to the Fleet Health add-on and Maintenance to the Maintenance Records add-on. The test organization has them all on.
- If a sheet offers to add a slot, buy anything or save a change, press Cancel. Other learners share this organization.
What you will do
- Read an aircraft in the register
- Read a service bulletin on its type
- Read a Fleet Health trend
- Read a retired battery pack
- Read a work order and how it closes
How you pass
Answer the check at the end of every step, then pass the ten-question final check with 80% or more. You can retake any check. Passing earns Fleet and Maintenance Training Passed, valid for 24 months.
Every step runs in the shared RotorLab practice organization, never in your own. Put your initials on anything you create there.
Training Content
Fleet and Maintenance: final check
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