Flight Instructors Training Procedures _revised AIC_x

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FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR’S MANUAL OF TRAINING PROCEDURES Index PART 1 EXERCISE 1: Aircraft Systems ............................................................................................................ 1 EXERCISE 1E: Emergency Drills ........................................................................................................... 3 EXERCISE 2: Preparation for Flight and action After Flight ................................................................. 7 EXERCISE 3: Air Experience ............................................................................................................... 9 EXERCISE 4: Effects of Controls ......................................................................................................... 11 EXERCISE 5: Taxying ........................................................................................................................ 19 EXERCISE 6: Straight and Level Flight................................................................................................ 25 EXERCISE 7: Climbing ........................................................................................................................ 33 EXERCISE 8: Descending.................................................................................................................... 43 Side-Slipping ................................................................................................................. 53 EXERCISE 9: Turning ....................................................................................................................... 59 Descending and Climbing Turns.................................................................................... 63 EXERCISE 10A: Slow Flight ..................................................................................................................... 67 EXERCISE 10B: Stalling ........................................................................................................................ 73 EXERCISE 11: Spinning & Spin Avoidance ........................................................................................... 83 EXERCISE 12: The Take-off and Climb to The Downwind Position....................................................... 91 EXERCISE 13: Circuit, Approach and Landing ...................................................................................... 97 EXERCISE 12E & 13E: Emergencies.................................................................................................................. 107 Crosswind Take-off and Landing ................................................................................... 109 EXERCISE 14: First Solo ....................................................................................................................... 113 EXERCISE 15: Advanced Turning.......................................................................................................... 117 The Maximum Rate Turn............................................................................................... 123 EXERCISE 16: Forced Landing without Power ...................................................................................... 127 EXERCISE 17A: Low Flying ..................................................................................................................... 133 EXERCISE 17B: Precautionary Landing................................................................................................... 139 EXERCISE 18A: Pilot Navigation.............................................................................................................. 145 EXERCISE 18B: Navigation at Lower Levels/Reduced Visibility .............................................................. 155 EXERCISE 18C: Use of Radio Navigation Aids under VFR...................................................................... 163 !"#$ %# &"" '$ #
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ii. Climbing Flight. iii. Turning f
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iii. Use visual horizon for obtaini
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1. AIM DEFINITION EXERCISE 10B STAL
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2. 3. i. ENTRY AND SYMPTOMS OF THE
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5. 6. ii. i. i. Demonstrate a stall
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c. CONSIDERATIONS OF AIRMANSHIP AND
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iii. A common fault is to pull the
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9. PITCHING MOVEMENT i. Aerodynamic
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16. THE GYROSCOPIC EFFECTS OF THE P
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iii. iv. Becoming airborne and clim
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iii. Lookout. iv. Radio procedures.
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1. AIM DEFINITION EXERCISE 13 CIRCU
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iii. Speed dissipation. 2.8. THE HO
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5. 6. 7. i. i. SHORT LANDING Fly a
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vii. Bank angles in circuit. viii.
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EXERCISE 12 E & 13 E EMERGENCIES a.
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1. AIM DEFINITION CROSSWIND TAKE-OF
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allowing for drift. 4. BASE LEG i.
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vi. Prior to leaving the aircraft t
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2. 3. ii. Now allow the student to
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e. DE-BRIEFING AFTER FLIGHT 1. Brie
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1. AIM DEFINITION THE MAXIMUM RATE
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ii. iii. Compare to previous demons
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9. 10. TOUCHDOWN AND LANDING AFTER
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ii. Turning into wind. 5. EFFECT OF
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2. SLOW SAFE CRUISE TECHNIQUE Apply
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2. PRINCIPLES INVOLVED 1. PRE-FLIGH
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10. REVIEW AND DISCUSS i. Procedure
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11. i. ii. NIGHT NAVIGATION Review
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AIR EXERCISE a. Use of VHF Omni Ran
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1. AIM LESSON 3 FULL PANEL MANOEUVR
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iii. RETURN TO AIRFIELD 5. CONSIDER
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ENGINE HANDLING This is the same as
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v. The go-around procedure. vi. The
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1. AIM LESSON 21 THE ILS APPROACHES
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1. AIM LESSON 25 DME ARC APPROACHES
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THE INSTRUMENT RATING SYLLABUS Hour
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fixation. vi. Note position of illu
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even keel is 2000ft agl. c. CONSIDE
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SAFETY: Check seats locked in posit
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