Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

7.2 Storm scope.
8. THE USE OF AERAD, JEPPESEN, AIP, NOTAMs AND AIC’s
8.1 Charts.
a. Legend.
b. Limitations and significance of items eg. MSA.
8.2 AIP.
8.3 NOTAM’s.
8.4 AIC’s.
8.5 Basic construction of Instrument Approaches.
9. WEATHER
9.1 Winds and general circulation.
9.2 Air masses.
9.3 Frontal systems.
9.4 Icing.
9.5 Turbulence.
9.6 Thunderstorms.
9.7 Obtaining a forecast.
9.8 Other sources of weather information.
10. AIRSPACE
10.1 ICAO classification of airspace.
10.2 Controlled airspaces:
a. ATZ / ATA.
b. CTR.
c. CTA.
10.3 Uncontrolled airspace.
10.4 Restricted airspace.
11. FLIGHT PLANNING
11.1 Choosing the route.
11.2 Choosing the altitude.
11.3 Choosing alternates.
11.4 Fuel planning.
11.5 Weight and balance.
12. OPERATING IN THE IFR ENVIRONMENT
12.1 Start Up.
12.2 Taxi.
12.3 Departure Clearance – setting of aids etc. SID’s, Non Standard etc.
12.4 En-route navigation etc.
12.5 Updating weather information.
12.6 Descent planning.
12.7 Holding – OCT’s and EAT’s.
12.8 Arrival – STAR’s, Radar Vectors, Procedural. Setting of aids etc.
12.9 Approach – Precision, Non-precision, Circle to land.
12.10 Missed approach – Alternate courses of action.
13. IFR EMERGENCIES
13.1 Vacuum pump failure.
13.2 Pitot/Static failure.
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