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Miami
The training of flight crews, cabin attendants and maintenance personnel for airline customers in the U.S., Canada and North/South America is coordinated through Airbus’ training centre in Miami, Florida – a modern installation that was the first custom-designed Airbus facility of its type built in the United States.
The Miami facility has full-flight simulators for the A320 Family and for the A330/A340. In addition, Airbus Pilot Transition (APT) trainers are used for flight crew training.
Maintenance classrooms are all equipped with virtual reality and advanced trainers to perform part of the practical training. ACT trainers and Virtual Aircraft allow trainees to perform maintenance tasks from cockpit to aircraft component in a realistic and safe environment. Their combined use reduces the practical training time on the actual aircraft, contributing to its decreased downtime.
Miami also has full-scale cabin door and emergency slide trainers configured for the A320 and A330/A340.
The extensive use of computer-based training technology provides a significant degree of “portability” to Airbus courses, allowing instructors to conduct ground school classes at the customers’ own locations.
Trainee Lounge / Restaurants
The Trainee Lounge is located on the second floor, and is specifically designed as a place where trainees can take a break from their training. Hot and cold beverages are available, as are light snacks from vending machines.
For those who would like to leave the Training centre during lunchtime, there are a variety of café/fast-food type restaurants within a short walk, and many similar restaurants within a few minutes drive.
Floor Plan
The building plan allows you to discover the training center facilities.

Did you know?
Airbus has an international network of support centres, training centres and spares' stores as well as 160 field offices around the world where nearly 300 resident customer support managers assist airlines in their daily operations.
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FAST technical magazine - #51

The January 2013 edition of Airbus’ FAST technical magazine covers a wide range of topics, led by a feature article on the autonomous eTaxi system – which provides a number of operational and environmental benefits. This issue also focuses on the A320 Family Sharklet retrofit, optimised spare parts investment and more.
Download the magazine as a .pdf file (10.6 MB)
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