iFly 737 MAX 8 set - for CTC Aircraft Maintenance

One .amm file for the iFly 737 MAX 8. Load it and CTC Aircraft Maintenance recognises the aircraft from the sim's title, picks the set and opens an airframe with everything the app does: tech log and MEL, part wear, scheduled checks, stores, documents and the maintenance desk.

- An MEL built from the FAA Master Minimum Equipment List B-737 MAX, Revision 6: 133 items covering every fitted part, each with its MAX MMEL item number, repair category, number installed and required, the dispatch conditions and the (M) / (O) procedures. Parts the MMEL gives no relief for are NO GO.

- Six items only the MAX has: speed trim with MCAS (NO GO), terrain awareness, the GEN OFF BUS light, the LEAP oil debris monitoring sensor, fan cowl latch indication and cargo fire extinguishing.

- The CFM LEAP-1B from its type certificate (EASA TCDS E.115): EGT 1,038 C takeoff, 1,013 C max continuous, 753 C ground start, N1 104.3 %, N2 117.5 %, with the life-limited parts tracked per engine. Every exceedance is written up and wears the engine.

- The aircraft from Boeing's own data (D6-38A004): MTOW 82,644 kg, MLW 69,308 kg, three tanks with six boost pumps, the 737 three-system hydraulics, four braked main wheels and the MAX Display System with its four display units.

- About 260 parts per airframe under their MAX names, in 29 systems by ATA chapter, each one wearing with how you fly; daily, weekly, A and C checks.

- The iFly cockpit read live: 66 of the aircraft's own lights and switch states, read only. SimConnect only.

For simulation use only.