Interactive
A320 Schematics.
Stop memorizing static PDFs. Explore dynamic ECAM logic simulation, detailed ATA chapter breakdowns, and cockpit-grade schematics engineered for Type Rating candidates.
What Does the A320 Systems Module Cover?
The Heading380 A320 Systems module focuses on selected ATA system areas, including flight controls (ELAC/SEC/FAC), hydraulics, electrical power, pneumatics, fuel systems, pressurisation, and ECAM abnormal-procedure study, structured for type-rating preparation.
Interactive question sets use system-failure and schematic-logic scenarios to help learners practise recall and application. They are a study aid, not an assertion that Heading380 reproduces any particular TRTO or operator examination format.
Which A320 Systems Does Heading380 Focus On?
This page focuses on common A320 system-study areas including ATA 27 (Flight Controls — ELAC/SEC/FAC computer logic), ATA 24 (Electrical power bus distribution), ATA 29 (Hydraulic systems — Green, Blue, Yellow circuits), and ATA 36 (Pneumatics — bleed air and pressurisation). Assessment emphasis varies by training organisation, aircraft configuration, and operator.
Heading380 uses flight-control computer transfer scenarios to help learners practise system-state changes, including ELAC/SEC/FAC degradation and the associated flight-control-law concepts. This is study practice, not a claim about any particular examiner's question frequency.
How Should I Prepare for the A320 Type Rating Technical Exam?
A structured A320 study routine can include ATA-chapter drilling, spaced repetition of ECAM abnormal logic, and timed practice under exam conditions. Use the current requirements of the relevant training organisation or operator for the official assessment format and passing threshold.
The current Heading380 A320 module provides FCOM-aligned practice on selected ATA system areas, with explanations, analytics for identifying weak areas, and timed practice. It is a training aid rather than a reproduction of a TRTO or operator examination.