In this exercise and lesson you will be taught to recognize a potentially hazardous flight attitude from instrument indications and recover before a hazardous attitude develops. Planned Activities • Exercises 24 Unusual Attitudes Reference Material • FTM • AIM AIR 3.0 • Ground School and PGI Notes Preparation • Study the Abnormal and Emergency sections in […]
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In this exercise and lesson you will continue developing your skills in flying the aircraft with reference to instruments only and learn how to fly the aircraft under partial panel conditions. Planned Activities • Exercises 24 Unusual Attitudes Reference Material • FTM • AIM AIR 3.0 • Ground School and PGI Notes Preparation • Study the
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In this exercise and lesson you will be introduced to flying the aircraft with reference to instruments only. Planned Activities • Exercises 24 Reference Material • FTM • AIM AIR 3.0 • Ground School and PGI Notes Preparation • Study the Abnormal and Emergency sections in the POH • Review the POH (chapter 7 aircraft
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You will learn the procedure to flying an engine failure outside of the normal circuit pattern. Planned Activities • Exercise 22 Reference Material • FTM (Flight Training Manual) • Aircraft Information Manual/Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) • VTA and VNC • Emergency Checklist from aircraft Preparation · Review procedures in the
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In this lesson, you will learn and practice how to conduct airport inspections at unfamiliar airports or fields. Planned Activities • Exercises 21, possibly intro to 22 Reference Material • FTM (Flight Training Manual) • VNC/VTA • Ground Instruction Notes • CFS • CARs Preparation • Review the mandatory calls required when departing or arriving
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You will be introduced into various illusions that are caused by strong winds in flight. If your instructor teaches this properly, this can actually be one of the more enjoyable lessons as it can be very relaxing and a very different experience. PlannedActivities • Read Exercise 20 from the Flight Training Manual
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Congratulations on starting your flight training! The following pilot notes will assist you in reviewing and preparing for your flights up until you earn your Private Pilot’s Licence. It will be your responsibility to review the procedures for related exercises before going for your flights. Later on in training, you will be introduced into other exercises that are
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This exercise will be incorporated into every lesson and will be practiced thoroughly before solo. The landing is a controlled collision with the ground and is unfortunately one of the sole things passengers will judge the comfort of a flight on. You can have the most perfect flight but an interesting landing is what will
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In this lesson you will practice normal take-off, normal landing and circuit pattern procedures. By the end of the next few lessons, you should be able to take-off and land the aircraft with minimal assistance from the instructor. Abnormalities in the Circuit Planned Activities • Exercises 16, 17 and 18 Reference Material • FTM • Pilot Operating
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