(1)
Preflight discussion.
(2)
Preparation
(3)
Flight.
(4)
Postflight critique and preview of next lesson.
B. Completion Standards. The student will complete a solo CIUSS-country
flight, consisting of three legs, using pilotage, dead reckoning, and radio navigation.
10. STAGE CHECK: STAGE TWO, CROSS COUNTRY (1 HOUR).
A. Objective. To confirm that the student can plan and conduct a cross-country
flight, including a diversion to an alternate airport, as necessary, to avoid adverse weather. This stage check will be conducted by the chief flight instructor or assistant chief flight instructor.
B. Completion Standards. The student will be expected to demonstrate the ability to safely conduct cross-country flight operations and will display a thorough knowledge of proper preflight action, flight planning, weather analysis, and publications available. The student will perform all duties of PIC with smoothness, accuracy, and competence. The student will be able to divert to an alternate airport and give a reasonable ETA and remaining fuel. Prior to arrival at the alternate airport, the student will be placed under the hood until lost. The student will be able to locate his/her position within 3 miles without aid tim
the instructor by using all of the means available. The student will:
Establish and maintain headings required to stay on course,
Correctly identify position at any time by various means,
Provide reasonable estimates of ETA’s with an apparent error of not more than
10 minutes, Maintain altitude within 200
feet, and Establish a course to an alternate and, within a reasonable time, give an acceptable
estimate of the time and required fuel to the alternate.
STAGE THREE PILOT OPERATIONS: 4 HOURS DUAL, 9 HOURS SOLO
1.
STAGE THREE OBJECTIVES. The student will gain further experience in solo cross-country practice and receive instruction in preparation for the private pilot airplane practical test.
2.
STAGE THREE COMPLETION STANDARDS. The stage will be completed when the student satisfactorily passes the final stage check for the course.
3.
FLIGHT LESSON No. 1 (3 HOURS SOLO
300 NM CROSS COUNTRY).
A. Objective. During this lesson the student will conduct a three-leg, solo cross-country with landings at two different airports, with stops at each airport.
CONTENT:
(1)
Preflight discussion.
(2)
Preparation
(3)
Flight.
(4)
Postflight critique and preview of next lesson.
B. Completion Standards. The student will complete a solo cross-country flight to two airports (name airports) with stops at each airport The
instructor should determine how well the cross-country flight was conducted through an oral examination, and a check should be made to determine that all required flight log entries have been made.
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