1.0 Dual

The student will review items from Introduction and Orientation One and be introduced to cockpit management, starting engine, taxing, pre-takeoff check, traffic pattern departure, basic flight maneuvers, local flying area familiarization, traffic pattern entry and securing the airplane.

The student should be able to, with assistance, be familiar with cockpit management procedures, starting engine, taxiing, pre-takeoff check, takeoff, traffic pattern departure and entry, basic flight maneuvers, local flying area familiarization, and securing the airplane. The student should be able to maintain altitude within +/- 200 feet, heading within +/- 20 degrees in straight and level flight, and display an understanding of ground safety.

• Preflight Weather Briefing
• Preflight Inspection
• Aircraft Familiarization and Servicing
• Cockpit Management
• Use of Flight Controls
• Engine Starting Procedures
• Taxiing and Parking
• Use of Checklists
• Radio Communications
• Compliance with Air Traffic Control Procedures and Clearances
• Collision Avoidance
• Before Takeoff Check
• Normal Takeoff and Climb (o)
• Cross Wind Takeoff and Climb (o)
• Integrated Flight Method
• Aircraft Configuration Changes
• Climbs
• Straight-and-Level Flight
• Turns (Shallow/Medium)
• Descents
• Traffic Patterns and Airport Operations
• Normal Approach and Landing (o)
• Cross Wind Approach and Landing (o)
• After Landing Procedures
• Securing the Airplane
• Decision Making and Judgment
• Situational Awareness