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TRANSIT CHECK
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A320 Family Maintenance Line Check Lists
FORM NO : ENG/TS/A320FAMILY/001
REV : 15 25 NOV 2021
Note: If any damage is found during the inspections, do not give clearance for
equipment to approach the aircraft in the area where the damage has been
found until the damage assessment is completed.
(a) Install nose landing gear safety device.
(b) Install main landing gear safety devices if maintenance activities require the
use of safety devices or aircraft towing is expected or if Transit time is more
1.4
than six hours.
(c) Place the towing lever in the “Tow Position” and install pin for push back or
towing.
* A qualified person may be a Line Maintenance A or B1 certifying staff, Base Maintenance B1 support staff or Technician who has undergone
appropriate training and qualified by Line Maintenance (as defined in EPM 01-04-03 & EPM 01-03-07).
A320 Family Maintenance Line Check Lists
FORM NO : ENG/TS/A320FAMILY/001
REV : 15 25 NOV 2021
AUTHORISATION
FIG ITEM DESCRIPTION CERTIFYING
TECH SIG
STAFF SIG
2.0 Preliminary Items
If the aircraft ground time is Three (3) hours or more,
(a) Pull all white coloured circuit breakers.
PANEL 49VU FIN 3DA1 LOCATION D02
PANEL 122VU FIN 3DA2 LOCATION Y14
PANEL 122VU FIN 3DA3 LOCATION Z16
2.1 PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA1 LOCATION Z13
PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA2 LOCATION Y11
PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA3 LOCATION Z14
(b) Install pitot covers and static blanks.
The Installation of covers/ blanks must be recorded in the Technical log
Book.
If the aircraft electrical network is not energized perform a safety check to
ensure proper position of controls and switches before energizing the electrical
2.2 network.
Energize the aircraft electrical network.(If Required)
(a) Review technical log book and undertake corrective actions as required.
2.3 (b) Review Deferred Defect record sheet and Cabin Log and action
accordingly.
2.4 At base (CMB) only, Slowly push the brake pedals on the CAPT or F/O side
and check the triple pressure indicator. Ensure that pressure shown at full pedal
movement is between 2400 psi (165 bar) and 2700 psi (185 bar)
AMM Subtask 32-43-00-710-054
Check Engine oil quantity (ECAM LOWER DISPLAY ENGINE PAGE) within 30
minutes after Engine shut-down:
If indication is below minimum check Engine oil level at tank sight-glass, top-up
as required with OIL and record uplift(s) in journey log book as well.
No 1 Engine
No 2 Engine
2.5
“WARNING” Do not remove the oil tank cap for five minutes after engine stops
to permit the pressure in the oil tank to decrease.
Note: If the access panel is opened for oil filing. Check Pop out Indicator
of Electric Master Chip Detector.
(ABM/ABN/ABO only)
Select Hydraulic page on lower ECAM and check that Green/ Blue/ Yellow
hydraulic system quantity levels are in normal operating range, and that
“Reservoir low air press” messages are not displayed. Top-up as necessary as
2.6 per AMM and record uplift in the aircraft journey log.
A320 Family Maintenance Line Check Lists
FORM NO : ENG/TS/A320FAMILY/001
REV : 15 25 NOV 2021
AUTHORISATION
FIG ITEM DESCRIPTION CERTIFYING
TECH SIG
STAFF SIG
(a) Do a check of the APU oil level on the MCDU (APU data/oil page)
(b) If under MEL and the APU is to be used for the duration of the
2.7 following flight:
Check APU OIL LEVEL at sight glass. Service as required. Record amount of
oil uplifted in the journey log book.
If the aircraft layover is more than 4 hours depressurize the potable water
2.8
system i.a.w. AMM
Review PFR on arrival and action ECAM Class 1 Warning / Caution
2.9
Accordingly.
If transit time is greater than six (06) hours
2.10
(a) Install glearshield panel insulation blankets.
If transit time is greater than six (06) hours
2.11
(a) Install Main Landing gear safety device.
(a) Check the integrity of the CD pouch located in the cockpit coat stowage.
(b) If the seal is broken /found broken at overseas line station raise ADD.
(c) Reseal (if required) and record the S/N of the seal at CMB Base station.
2.12 S/No…………..
(d) Note: If discrepancy found in the content of the CD pouch or Seal not
available, raise DD to replenish and reseal at the next immediate available
opportunity. (At Main Base)
If existing Tech Log / Journey log/ Cabin log books on the Aircraft need to be
replenished:
Record below details and remove the old log books at CMB (refer below Note)
*In both cases above certifying staff shall be responsible to hand over old log
book to Duty Engineer (Line / Base)
On panel 25VU, section EXT LT, perform operational test on Navigation Lights,
Landing Lights, Runway Turnoff Lights, Taxi and
Take-Off Lights, Logo Lights, Anti-collision/Strobe Lights, Wing and Engine
2.14
Scan Lights.
NOTE: To be accomplished prior to the first flight of the day-from main
base
A320 Family Maintenance Line Check Lists
FORM NO : ENG/TS/A320FAMILY/001
REV : 15 25 NOV 2021
AUTHORISATION
FIG ITEM DESCRIPTION CERTIFYING
TECH SIG
STAFF SIG
Check aircraft is free of ice and snow, If required perform ground De-icing i.a.w
2.15 AMM 12-31-XX as applicable. Ensure that there is no rainwater pool or snow
piles around cargo loading doors and cargo compartments.
Follow cold weather maintenance procedures as per AMM 12-31-00 PB 001 if:
2.16 Outside air temperature (OAT) is less than 0 deg.C and aircraft is not
electrically powered.
Check the LH & RH Wing upper surface (including leading, trailing edge &
2.17 control surfaces), through cabin windows, for general condition.
NOTE: CMB base only
3.0 External Check
Carry out an aircraft walk around for evidence of obvious abnormalities
/damages which may have occurred during the last flight or during the landing
and taxi phases:
(a) Impact/F.O.D.
3.1 (b) Fluid leakage
(c) Missing or loose parts
(d) Missing overpressure discharge discs
(e) Fuselage tail skin for damage of ground contact during take off
(f) Any Obstruction of inlet/outlets
3,11 Check brake units for evidence of overheating or leaks on MLG and NLG shock
,16 3.2 absorber for normal extension, wheels for condition, tyres for wear, damage
and evidence of under-inflation and there is no fluid leakage on the brake units.
If transit time is greater than two (02) hours (CMB Only)
3.3 (a) Conduct visual inspection of MLG and NLG Wheel Well for Foreign
objects.
(a) Check the fuselage and APU inlet areas of drain masts and drains for
fluid leakage.
(b) Check visible portions of vertical fin and rudder, visible portions of
horizontal stabilizer, elevators for missing vortex generators, static
3.4
dischargers and for obvious damage.
(c) Visually check the thrust reversers, exhaust tail plug, exhaust case struts
and visible turbine blades and 4th stage blades on LPT for obvious
damage and evidence of metal/oil accumulation.
7,8,
11, Check engine intake/pylon exhaust areas for signs of damage or leaks and
3.5
16,1 cowlings for security and there is no fluid leakage on the drain mast.
9,20
1,4 (a) Static ports, all probes and sensors: Ensure covers/blanks are removed
prior to flight departure if already installed.
3.6 (b) Close all bellow mentioned circuit breakers
PANEL 49VU FIN 3DA1 LOCATION D02
PANEL 122VU FIN 3DA2 LOCATION Y14
PANEL 122VU FIN 3DA3 LOCATION Z16
A320 Family Maintenance Line Check Lists
FORM NO : ENG/TS/A320FAMILY/001
REV : 15 25 NOV 2021
AUTHORISATION
FIG ITEM DESCRIPTION CERTIFYING
TECH SIG
STAFF SIG
PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA1 LOCATION Z13
PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA2 LOCATION Y11
PANEL 122VU FIN 5DA3 LOCATION Z14
4.0 Refuelling
(a) Obtain water free fuel samples form bowser or “Refuelling trucks” prior to
refuelling.
(b) Refuel aircraft up to required dispatch quantity and record uplift/content in
4.1
journey log book.
(c) Ensure refuel coupling caps are in place secured.
(d) Ensure fuel magnetic level indicators are retracted and secured.
5.0 Water/Waste Servicing
(a) Ensure servicing of potable water system is carried out out and no excess
5.1 fluid in the potable water service pipes after servicing. Ensure that water
servicing access door is properly closed and secured.
(a) Ensure Toilets are serviced as required.
(APPILICABLE FOR EVERY TRANSIT THROUGH BASE STATION)
(b) Drain the waste tanks in order to ensure that the tanks are empty, the
outside of the waste drain hose shall be touched by hand to verify that the
fluid flow has stopped before beginning tank rinsing process.
(c) After draining with the waste drain valves in the open position the waste
tank rinsing system shall be connected to the toilet service vehicle, having
5.2 the following requirements.
Pressure 2.4 bars (35-50 psi) Flow rate: Stable at 38.0 L (10.04 Usg) per
minutes Volume to be delivered. Approx 20L (5.3 Usg)close the drain valve
after rinsing and add 01 sachet (each 8 grams) of deodorant Celeste Sani-Pack
AMS 1476 into each toilet bowl flush once before departure to deodorize the
system (AMM 12-16-38).
(d) Ensure no excess fluid in the waste service pipes after servicing and finally
service doors are properly closed and secured.
6.0 Oxygen
(a) Check crew oxygen bottle pressure in “DOOR/OXY” page as follows:
Line Station : Between 900-1850 PSI (70ºF)
CMB : Between 1200-1850 PSI (70ºF)
6.1 NOTE: Above pressure applicable for Transit check only.
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Applicable only when carrying cargo in the passenger cabin – to be
performed at CMB base.
7.3
Carry out necessary tasks detailed in SWC Ref: GENL-25-0243SW (Latest
revision) prior to next flight as applicable when carrying cargo in the passenger
cabin.
Post Flight Disinfection
If insect presence is evident in the vicinity of the aircraft, within 15 minutes prior
1,4 8.5 to departure visually inspect Pitot probes and Static ports to detect any
blockage as far as visible.
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(b) Ensure no damage has been caused by ground equipment for during or
baggage loading.
Note: If any damages or abnormalities are noted, report immediately to the flight
crew.
* A qualified person may be a Line Maintenance A or B1 certifying staff, Base Maintenance B1 support staff or Technician who has undergone
appropriate training and qualified by Line Maintenance (as defined in EPM 01-04-03 & EPM 01-03-07).