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Lesson 7: Maneuvers Review

Dual—ground: 0.5, flight: 1.2, simulated instrument: 0.3

Objective:

Review material learned in previous lessons and increase comfort level with the airplane in various flight regimes

Discussion topics:

Pilot-in-command (PIC) responsibility and authority Elements of basic instrument maneuvers

Review:

Normal and crosswind takeoffs and landings Stall recoveries Steep turns Maneuvering during slow flight Ground reference maneuvers Emergency procedures

Introduce:

Flight by reference to instruments

Completion standards:

Demonstrate increased proficiency during maneuvers Altitude, airspeed, and heading within within PTS standards during straight and level flight

Next Lesson: #8 Traffic Pattern Review

Suggested student homework assignments: Read the ASF Operations at Nontowered Airports Safety Advisor or Operations at Towered Airports Safety Advisor, as appropriate to the airport where the lesson will take place.

Review ASF Safety Hot Spot: Operations at Nontowered Airports.



Lesson 8: Traffic Pattern Review

Dual—ground: 0.5, flight: 1.0

Objective:

Review and perfect traffic pattern operations, practice takeoffs and landings

Discussion topics:

traffic pattern operations and radio phraseology

Review:

normal and crosswind takeoff and climb traffic pattern operations normal and crosswind approach and landing

Introduce:

traffic pattern engine-out procedures controlled/uncontrolled field operations

Completion standards:

Ability to perform takeoffs and landings with no instructor input Stays within traffic pattern and maintains adequate ground track

Next Lesson: #9 Presolo Review

Suggested student homework assignments: Read Federal Aviation Regulations on student pilot solo requirements.

Airport/Facilities Directory data on airport at which solo will occur.

Practice getting weather briefings and evaluating suitability of conditions.



Lesson 9: Presolo Review

Dual—ground: 1.0, flight: 1.0, simulated instrument: 0.3

Objective:

Determine that the student is ready for the first solo flight

Discussion topics:

present presolo quiz and correct to 100% weak areas on quiz

Review:

operation of systems preflight inspection engine starting radio communications normal and crosswind taxiing before-takeoff check normal and crosswind takeoff climbing and descending turns straight-and-level flight turns to headings stalls and recovery spin awareness steep turns ground reference maneuvers systems and equipment malfunctions emergency procedures traffic patterns forward slips to landing go-arounds from rejected landings normal and crosswind approach and landing PIC responsibility and authority flight by reference to instruments

Introduce:

flight at slow airspeeds with realistic distractions

Completion standards:

Presolo exam completed with 80% Demonstrate readiness for solo flight in the traffic pattern Indicates good understanding of local airport and airspace rules, as well as systems and equipment malfunctions Demonstrate mature PIC decision-making and authority

Next Lesson: #10 First Solo

Suggested student homework assignments: None



Lesson 10: First Solo

Dual—ground: 0.3, flight: 0.5 Solo—0.5

Objective:

Student demonstrates control of airplane without assistance of on-board instructor

Discussion topics:

student questions endorse logbook and Student Pilot Certificate

Review:

traffic pattern communications and operations traffic pattern emergency procedures

Introduce:

radio communications taxiing before-takeoff check normal takeoffs and climbs traffic patterns normal approaches and landings after-landing procedures parking and securing

Completion standards:

Student's ability to conduct a safe solo flight in the traffic pattern. At no time will the safety of flight be in question.

Next Lesson: #11 Stage Check

Suggested student homework assignments: None
 
 
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