AMC5 ORA.ATO.125 Training programme

• ED Decision 2026/006/R found in: Easy Access Rules for Aircrew (Oct 2026)

##### AMC5 ORA.ATO.125 Training programme *ED Decision 2026/006/R* **DESIGN OF A TYPE RATING TRAINING COURSE USING THE TASK-TO-TOOL METHODOLOGY** (a) A type rating training course that is designed by using the task-to-tool methodology should: (1) follow instructional systems design (ISD) principles; (2) make use of the appropriate training matrix contained in [AMC1 to Appendix 9 Section A point 1f](#_DxCrossRefBm2072462140) to Annex I (Part-FCL) and of the applicable training considerations, as specified in point (b) of that AMC; (3) be designed in a such way that every applicable training task is completed in FSTDs whose FCS or assigned FCS is equal to, or higher than, the corresponding training-to-proficiency (TP) FCS of the appropriate training matrix; (4) include only FSTDs that have an FCS or an assigned FCS in their qualification certificate. Other training devices (OTDs) may be used in accordance with the provisions of [Appendix 9](#_DxCrossRefBm2072462052), Section A, point 1g, provided that negative training is avoided. (b) The training course should include all the following elements: (1) a high-level syllabus structure containing the description of the training modules, their content and their sequence within the training course; (2) the set of training tasks and training subtasks which compose a training module, and their sequence within the module; (3) for each training module, the minimum FCS determined by taking, for each training task and training level, the highest fidelity level for each feature. (c) The training organisation should demonstrate to the competent authority that the FSTD FCSs intended to be used, meet or exceed, for each feature, the fidelity levels determined in accordance with point (b)(3). *[applicable from 30 April 2028 — ED Decision 2026/006/R]*