What you will study
Controls, modes and shared dependencies
Connect display behavior, touch and cursor input, flight-guidance modes, communications and navigation. Eighteen control explanations identify purpose, useful observations and the limits of what those observations prove.
Signal paths and fault boundaries
Use the signal explorer and twelve guided fault cases to separate a reported symptom from observed evidence. Consider source selection and mode context before narrowing the problem to an interface or component.
Defend an independent conclusion
Three independent job reviews assess the remaining proof needed for a diagnostic decision. Ten lessons and a 49-page illustrated handbook support the course; the separate final contains 50 questions with an 80% pass requirement.
Learning outcomes
- Explain the function and evidence of Fusion controls.
- Trace shared signal and equipment dependencies.
- Separate mode or source context from a hardware symptom.
- Defend a diagnostic boundary and identify the remaining proof.
Aircraft and course applicability
Factory-Fusion King Air B300/B300C architecture. Technical references include 2018 system descriptions; current aircraft-effective OEM instructions govern maintenance procedures, limits and acceptance criteria.
WWAOG provides independent training. Online completion records knowledge and simulation achievement; it does not replace observed practical qualification, employer authorization or applicable licensing. Use current aircraft-effective maintenance instructions for physical work.
