t-39 - Chief of Naval Air Training

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T-39 FLIGHT PREPARATION STUDENT GUIDE 1. INTRODUCTION COURSE OVERVIEW This unit describes the T-39 operating procedures, including checklists, emergency procedures, aircraft operating limits, and the operation of various aircraft systems and equipment. Standard procedures are a necessity for all aircrews. A missed item on a checklist can have disastrous results, but can be avoided if everyone uses the same procedures. 2. MODE OF INSTRUCTION This course consists of group-paced lectures employing various instructional media and a preflight video. Material is reinforced by scheduled FAM 0’s, student-initiated observer hops, and self-paced study. Practice preflights and cockpit familiarization sessions are highly recommended. Aircraft are assigned by maintenance on the field side of the hangar, first deck. 3. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVE Upon completion of this course, the students will demonstrate their knowledge of T-39 operating procedures and limitations by completing the end-of-course examination with a minimum score of 80%. 4. INSTRUCTIONAL PROCEDURES a. Terminal and Enabling Objectives Each lesson will cover Terminal and Enabling Objectives (taken from CNATRAINST 1542.131B (Intermediate) and CNATRAINST 1542.132A (Advanced)) describing specific procedures, with pertinent amplifying illustrations. b. T-39 Flight Preparation book The T-39 Flight Preparation course book is designed to reinforce the lectures and examples covered in class. It is to be used in conjunction with the T-39 NATOPS Flight Manual, and is not to be considered an all-inclusive study guide. c. The NATOPS A new T-39 N/G NATOPS is currently being written and going through the approval process. Whenever this publication refers to the NATOPS Flight Manual or Pocket Checklist, the student will utilize the appropriate materials provided. Study the NATOPS, work through practice problems, be thoroughly familiar with the checklists, and do the required reading prior to class. Ask questions anytime the material is not clearly understood. xii
STUDENT GUIDE T-39 FLIGHT PREPARATION 5. FINAL PERFORMANCE CHECK The Enabling Objectives and Enabling Steps identify what you are expected to accomplish in this course and the standard you must meet before progressing to further stages of training. You will have a course review and an examination. However, the ultimate performance check will take place in the aircraft. A student who can perform the Enabling Objectives will be able to pass the final examination and flights. During this course, you will be briefed on the specific tasks you must perform throughout your T-39 flights. xiii
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