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Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

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v.<br />

i.<br />

i.<br />

Crosswind leg.<br />

(Alternate procedure for low powered aircraft or<br />

where ATC/safety considerations dictate).<br />

CROSSWIND TAKE-OFF<br />

Note – do not exceed maximum allowable<br />

crosswind component for aircraft type.<br />

ENGINE FAILURE AFTER TAKE OFF<br />

Demonstrate simulated engine failure after take-<br />

off.<br />

c. CONSIDERATIONS OF AIRMANSHIP AND ENGINE HANDLING<br />

AIRMANSHIP<br />

i. Maintain crosswind leg by allowing for drift.<br />

ii. Continue climb to 700 ft agl. Minimum.<br />

iii. From a suitable position – lookout, and<br />

commence a 15° angle of bank climbing turn<br />

onto the downwind leg, planning to reach the<br />

circuit height on or before rolling out onto the<br />

down wind leg.<br />

iv. Maintain downwind heading and altitude<br />

while allowing the speed to build up to<br />

required circuit speed.<br />

v. Select required power for circuit speed.<br />

vi. Trim.<br />

<strong>Procedures</strong> are the same for take-off into wind,<br />

except:<br />

i. Aileron into wind as required.<br />

ii. Prevent weathercock tendency.<br />

iii. Do not allow aircraft to become prematurely<br />

airborne.<br />

iv. Use of ailerons during take-off run.<br />

v. Lift-off at slightly higher than normal speed<br />

(add 5 knots/MPH to take-off speed).<br />

vi. Allowance for drift when airborne (throughout<br />

the circuit).<br />

i. Only towards a relatively safe area.<br />

ii. Advise ATC that exercise is simulated.<br />

iii. Close throttle. Speed/Field/Fault/Flap.<br />

a. Speed – adjust attitude of aircraft to<br />

maintain recommended gliding seed.<br />

b. Field – Select landing area.<br />

Preferable to not alter heading more<br />

than 30° either side of extended<br />

runway centreline.<br />

c. Fault – Fuel: selection and fuel pump<br />

ON.<br />

d. Flap – As required to make the field.<br />

iv. Flaps – optimum setting.<br />

v. Finals – SIMULATE ONLY:<br />

(Time permitting).<br />

a. Ignition – off.<br />

b. Fuel – off.<br />

c. Door – open.<br />

vi. Climb out – overshoot procedure as normal.<br />

Make climb out shallow to avoid possible<br />

interference with aircraft above.<br />

vii. Advise ATC exercise completed.<br />

1. HOLDING POINT OF RUNWAY<br />

i. Holding position, visibility, safety and surface wind considerations.<br />

ii. Before take-off checks.<br />

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