A320 Engine Operations

A320 Engine Operations is an interactive learning and demonstration tool for exploring aircraft engine procedures and system behavior. Use the control panels, dynamic instruments, and system diagrams to see how each action affects the engine and related systems.

FOUR ENGINE TYPES Explore CFM56-5B, IAE V2500, LEAP-1A, and PW1100G configurations, each with its corresponding indications and simulated behavior.

INDEPENDENT DUAL-ENGINE CONTROL Operate the left and right engines independently. Use the engine master switches, mode selector, and thrust levers to observe simulated start, operation, and shutdown sequences.

DYNAMIC PARAMETERS AND SYSTEM DIAGRAMS Monitor simulated engine speed, exhaust gas temperature, fuel flow, oil, and vibration data. Follow the changing states of fuel, bleed air, ignition, and control components to understand system interactions.

OPERATION LOGS AND SYSTEM EXPLANATIONS Review engine logs, ground run procedures, thrust logic, control logic, and actuator behavior to understand operating sequences, control conditions, and component responses.

FIRE PROCEDURE PRACTICE Trigger a simulated fire for either engine. Follow warning sounds, English voice prompts, and light indications while practicing throttle reduction, engine master shutdown, fire switch release, and extinguishing-agent discharge.

PHONE AND TABLET SUPPORT iPhone uses a landscape interface, while iPad provides an adapted layout for viewing instruments, control panels, and system diagrams.

IMPORTANT NOTICE This app is intended only for learning and simulated demonstrations. All parameters, fault scenarios, and operating prompts are simulated. It must not be used for real aircraft operation, maintenance release, or flight decisions, and it does not replace current aircraft manuals, approved procedures, or professional training.

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