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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–14 Edition)
Pt. 60, App. A
(3) Equipment operation.
(4) Equipment and facilities for instructor/
evaluator functions.
(5) Motion system.
(6) Visual system.
(7) Sound system.
c. Table A1A provides the standards for the
General Simulator Requirements.
d. Table A1B provides the tasks that the
sponsor will examine to determine whether
the FFS satisfactorily meets the require-
ments for flight crew training, testing, and
experience, and provides the tasks for which
the simulator may be qualified.
e. Table A1C provides the functions that an
instructor/check airman must be able to con-
trol in the simulator.
f. It is not required that all of the tasks
that appear on the List of Qualified Tasks
(part of the SOQ) be accomplished during the
initial or continuing qualification evalua-
tion.
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QPS requirements
Simulator levels
Information
Entry No.
General simulator requirements
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Notes
1. General Flight deck Configuration.
1.a. ...........
The simulator must have a flight deck
that is a replica of the airplane simu-
lated with controls, equipment, ob-
servable flight deck indicators, circuit
breakers, and bulkheads properly lo-
cated, functionally accurate and repli-
cating the airplane. The direction of
movement of controls and switches
must be identical to the airplane.
Pilot seats must allow the occupant
to achieve the design ‘‘eye position’’
established for the airplane being
simulated. Equipment for the oper-
ation of the flight deck windows must
be included, but the actual windows
need not be operable. Additional
equipment such as fire axes, extin-
guishers, and spare light bulbs must
be available in the FFS but may be
relocated to a suitable location as
near as practical to the original posi-
tion. Fire axes, landing gear pins,
and any similar purpose instruments
need only be represented in sil-
houette.
X
X
X
X
For simulator purposes, the flight deck consists of all
that space forward of a cross section of the flight
deck at the most extreme aft setting of the pilots’
seats, including additional required crewmember
duty stations and those required bulkheads aft of
the pilot seats. For clarification, bulkheads con-
taining only items such as landing gear pin stor-
age compartments, fire axes and extinguishers,
spare light bulbs, and aircraft document pouches
are not considered essential and may be omitted.
1.b. ...........
Those circuit breakers that affect pro-
cedures or result in observable flight
deck indications must be properly lo-
cated and functionally accurate.
X X X X
2. Programming.
2.a. ...........
A flight dynamics model that accounts
for various combinations of drag and
thrust normally encountered in flight
must correspond to actual flight con-
ditions, including the effect of change
in airplane attitude, thrust, drag, alti-
tude, temperature, gross weight, mo-
ments of inertia, center of gravity lo-
cation, and configuration.
An SOC is required
X X X X
2.b. ...........
The simulator must have the computer
capacity, accuracy, resolution, and
dynamic response needed to meet
the qualification level sought.
An SOC is required.
X X X X
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