What you will study
Storage, replenishment and engine delivery
Trace wing storage and gravity replenishment into normal ejector support, electric backup and firewall filtering. Link each supply stage to its purpose and to the evidence available when engine delivery is questioned.
Shutdown collection and quantity generations
Understand shutdown-fuel collection and identify the installed quantity-sensing generation. Early resistance-transmitter and later CAN/G1000 systems require different interpretation of indications and fault evidence.
Flow workbench and diagnostic cases
Six flow exercises and 12 guided cases connect architecture to troubleshooting decisions. A 30-page handbook, interactive workbench, independent review and separate 40-question final are included.
Learning outcomes
- Trace normal supply and electric backup.
- Explain firewall filtering and shutdown-fuel collection.
- Identify the quantity-indication generation within scope.
- Distinguish supply-path evidence from an indication problem.
Aircraft and course applicability
Earlier Caravan PT6A-114/-114A fuel architecture, including early resistance-transmitter and later CAN/G1000 quantity installations. Select TM-030 instead for the Grand Caravan EX PT6A-140 fuel course.
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.
