Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

2. SLOW SAFE CRUISE TECHNIQUE
Apply procedures detailed in aircraft manual.
3. LOW FLYING TECHNIQUE
Review exercise 17A.
4. PRINCIPLES APPLICABLE TO THE SHORT LANDING
Review technique detailed in Exercise 13.
5. INSPECTION OF LANDING PATH
i. High level inspection for general assessment.
ii. Low level inspection for detailed assessment.
6. CIRCUIT PROCEDURES
i. Field in sight – field approach checked; plan circuit pattern; timing in
circuit.
ii. Joining circuit – downwind checks; radio call (PAN-PAN if applicable);
brief passengers.
iii. Approach and landing – plan approach for short landing, emergency, landing
briefing.
7. AFTER LANDING
i. Inspection of taxiing path.
ii. Shut down procedures.
iii. Securing of aircraft.
iv. Reporting of landing to nearest ATC or Police.
3. DESCRIPTION OF AIR EXERCISE
a. APPLICABLE PROCEDURES AND CHECKLISTS
b. AIRCRAFT HANDLING TECHNIQUES
DEMONSTRATION OBSERVATION
1. FORCED LANDING WITH POWER
(PRECAUTIONARY)
i. Simulate a bad weather situation with cloud
base 500 ft agl.
ii. Timing to be used to fly precise circuit.
iii. For demonstration purposes, use airfield in GFA
if possible.
2.
i.
FIELD
Selection of suitable area:
a. Airfield.
b. Obstruction free road.
c. Cultivated land.
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Refer to Exercise 17A for low flying techniques,
safety factors and aircraft configuration. Usually
the slow safe cruise configuration is adopted.
i. Similar priorities as for forced landing
without power, except that obstruction free
roads may be considered first.
ii. Look out for other aircraft and high
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