A. Objective. The student will be able to demonstrate, recognize, and recover from accelerated stalls, obtain maximum performance during short and soft
field takeoffs and landings, and determine position and track using VOR navigation.
CONTENT:
(1)
Preflight discussion.
(2)
Review.
(a)
Basic radio procedures.
(b)
Medium bank turns (VR
and IR).
(c)
Climbs and descents (VIZ
and IR).
(d)
Steep turns (VR and IR).
(3)
Introduction.
(a)
Accelerated stalls.
(b)
Short and soft
field takeoffs.
(c)
Short and soft field approaches and landings.
(d)
Basic radio navigation, VOR position finding and VOR tracking.
(e)
Solo flight within traffic pattern.
(f)
Dead reckoning with the aid of a magnetic compass.
(4)
Postflight critique and preview of next lesson.
B. Completion Standards. The student will demonstrate that he/she is able to recognize and recover from accelerated stalls, obtain maximum performance during short and soft field takeoffs and landings, and determine position and track within -+2
miles using VOR navigation.
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5. PLIGHT LESSON No. 3 (1 HOUR SOLO).
A. Objective. During this solo period, the student will review and practice the basic and precision flight maneuvers learned previously, in addition to those maneuvers specified by the flight instructor.
CONTENT:
(1)
Preflight discussion.
(2)
Review.
(a)
Plight at minimum controllable airspeed.
(b)
Stalls, power-on and power-off.
(c)
S-turns across a road.
(d)
Normal and/or crosswind landings.
(e)
Maneuvers specified by the flight instructor during the preflight discussion.
(3)
Postflight critique and preview of next lesson.
B. Completion Standards. This lesson will be completed when the student has accomplished the solo review and practice of basic and precision flight maneuvers in addition to those maneuvers specified by the flight instructor.
6. PLIGHT LESSON No. 4 (1 HOUR NIGHT DUAL).
A. Objective. During this lesson, the student’s ability should be developed to a level which will enable the student to make solo flights in the local practice area and airport traffic pattern. The student will be instructed in such aspects of night operations as: night vision, night orientation, judgment of distance, use of cockpit, position and landing lights, and night emergency procedures.
CONTENT:
(1)
Preflight discussion.
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a Night vision and vertigo.
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