
This lesson trains a complete one-step de-icing job on the right side of the fuselage of an Airbus A320, from accepting the job to recording it as done. Trainees watch a demonstration with a second de-icer on the other side, then clear the front section and the rear section strip by strip, from the top down and from the front to the back. The focus is on spraying above the windows and doors and letting the fluid run down, so the cockpit windows, cabin windows, doors, emergency exits and sensors are never sprayed directly.
This lesson trains a complete one-step de-icing job on the right side of the fuselage of an Airbus A320, from accepting the job to recording it as done. Trainees watch a demonstration with a second de-icer on the other side, then clear the front section and the rear section strip by strip, from the top down and from the front to the back. The focus is on spraying above the windows and doors and letting the fluid run down, so the cockpit windows, cabin windows, doors, emergency exits and sensors are never sprayed directly.
Stopping outside the working position or touching the aircraft while driving in
Error and rewind; the de-icer stops in its working position, clear of the aircraft
Error and rewind; the de-icer stops in its working position, clear of the aircraft
Spray directly at the windows, doors or emergency exits
Red error and rewind; spray above them and let the fluid run down
Red error and rewind; spray above them and let the fluid run down
Spray at a sensor on the nose
Red error and rewind; sensors are never sprayed directly
Red error and rewind; sensors are never sprayed directly
Proximity sensor touching the aircraft
Red error and rewind; contact can damage the aircraft
Red error and rewind; contact can damage the aircraft
Nozzle more than 3.5 meters above the fuselage
Red error and rewind; the spray loses its effect at that distance
Red error and rewind; the spray loses its effect at that distance


