Volume 14 Number 3 (July to September 2003) - University of the ...

1122
National Administrative Register Volume 14/3
h) Operations in gusty winds.
i) Landings using power-on approaches, and slips.
j) (If seaplane training) Principles, procedures, and operations involving takeoffs and
landings.
5) Straight and Level Fights
a) Principles for altitude control in gusty air, momentary deviations, etc.
b) Maintenance of airplane altitude by visual reference (wing tips to horizon, etc.)
c) Maintenance of flight path over ground.
6) Turns
a) Flight control functions.
b) Principles in overbanking tendencies.
c) Principles for obtaining and maintaining a desired bank (ref. to wing tips), and a desired
altitude (angle of attack), power, etc.
d) Transition to and maintenance of desired banks and altitudes.
7) Climbs and Glides
a) Principles of attaining and maintaining a normal angle in climbs and descents.
b) 10 0 - 30 0 banked turns.
c) 30 0 - 60 0 banked turns.
d) Spirals with bank at least 45 0 , through 720 0 - 1030 0 .
8) Stalls
a) Principles for detection of incipient stalls and effecting recovery to straight and level
flight with minimum loss of altitude.
b) Stalls and recoveries from take-off and departure configurations.
c) Stalls and recoveries from approach and landing configurations.
d) Stalls recoveries from accelerated maneuvering.
e) Fully developed stalls and recoveries, including correct power usage to level flight.
9) Flight At Minimum Controllable Airspeed (Slow Flight)