1.0 Dual

In addition to review items, the student will be introduced to additional emergency procedures, tracking, rectangular course, turns about a point and sectional charts.

The student should have a basic understanding of wind effects and ground tracking while maintaining control of aircraft at pattern altitudes. Student should maintain altitude within +/- 200 feet, heading within +/-20 degrees and airspeed within +/- 10 knots.

• Engine Failure - Takeoff
• Flight Fundamentals-Strght and Lvl, Clmb, Trn, Dscnt, and Gld
• Steep Turns (o)
• Slow Flight (o)
• Power-Off Stalls (o)
• Power-On Stalls (o)
• Emergency Approach and Landing
• Field Selection
• Emergency Checklist Usage
• Alternator Failure
• No Flap Landing
• Radio Failure Procedures
• ATC Light Gun Signals (o)
• Wind Drift and Tracking Procedures
• Rectangular Course
• Turns Around a Point
• Sectional Chart Usage and Symbology
• Traffic Patterns and Airport Operations
• Go-Around