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Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

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student to recover.<br />

ii. Have the student close his eyes and look<br />

down. Do a level turn of about 60° then<br />

gradually roll into a turn in the opposite<br />

direction and induce a spiral dive. Allow the<br />

speed to increase substantially and ask<br />

student to recover.<br />

Continue with these exercises until the student is proficient, but watch for airsickness.<br />

v.<br />

vi.<br />

vii.<br />

TIMED TURNS<br />

INCIPIENT SPINS (FULL PANEL)<br />

CRUISE TO AIRFIELD<br />

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

AIRMANSHIP<br />

iii. Have the student recover from high nose<br />

attitude and low airspeed situations until<br />

proficient.<br />

i. Have the student do a rate one timed turn on<br />

full panel. Point out the importance of the turn<br />

co-ordinator and the position of the indicator to<br />

achieve the rate one turn.<br />

ii. Blank out the A/H and D/I and ask student to<br />

do a 360° timed turn on limited panel. Practice<br />

left and right turns until proficient.<br />

i. After doing HASELL checks demonstrate an<br />

incipient spin off a climbing turn pointing out<br />

the instrument indications. Effect the normal<br />

recovery. Have the student carry out the<br />

exercise left and right until proficient.<br />

i. Use this opportunity to practice straight and<br />

level flight on limited panel. Have the student<br />

descend to circuit altitude on limited panel.<br />

Have student complete the rest of the circuit<br />

visually.<br />

i. Ensure that the HASELL checks are done correctly before the incipient spins.<br />

ii. Ensure that an adequate lookout is maintained at all times.<br />

ENGINE HANDLING<br />

i. Watch for overheating during climbs.<br />

ii. Ensure student changes power in the correct order.<br />

iii. Make sure that the student is including the engine instruments in his scan. This can be<br />

checked by making him point to the instruments every time he looks at them.<br />

6. SIMILARITY TO PREVIOUS EXERCISES<br />

i. The exercise with the exception of limited panel is carried out as under visual flight.<br />

ii. The limited panel flight manoeuvres are carried out using pressure instruments to indicate pitch<br />

attitude and are the same as for full panel except there is only one gyro instrument in use and<br />

as a result the flight is unlikely to be as accurate.<br />

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