Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

1. AIM
LESSON 8
CONSOLIDATION
The aim of this exercise is to give the student an opportunity to practice all the manoeuvres learned to
date in preparation for the Night Instrument test.
DEFINITION
The consolidation lesson allows the student to polish the basic instrument flying skills that he had
developed to date in preparation for the instrument test required for the night rating.
2. WHAT THE INSTRUCTOR IS TO TEACH (Briefing of 1:00 hr.)
i. Discussion on all basic instrument manoeuvres.
ii. Discussion on all advanced manoeuvres.
iii. Discussion on all limited panel manoeuvres.
iv. Discussion on the use of ADF and VOR.
3. WHY IT IS BEING TAUGHT
To enable the student to determine what areas of instrument flying need practice before the test.
4. THE AIR EXERCISE
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ii. TAXY
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START i. As in past lessons.
ATC
CLIMB
CRUISE
STEEP TURNS
STALL
INCIPIENT SPINS
i. As in past lessons.
i. Give the student a clearance that requires
homing towards a beacon with an intermediate
level of altitude then later climbing to an
assigned altitude.
i. As in the past complying with the ATC
clearance.
i. Have the student cruise at normal cruise for a
few minutes then reduce to minimum safe
cruise speed for a few minutes increasing to
normal cruise again.
i. Have the student carry out both left and right
steep turns onto given headings.
i. Have the student carry out stall in various
configurations with full and limited panel until
proficient.
i. Have the student demonstrate entry and
recovery to one or more incipient spins if
applicable.
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