AVP 201 - Instrument Pilot Flight Laboratory I

Learner Outcome

Activity (optional)

Assessment

Upon completion the student will: 

Upon completion the student will: 

Demonstrate proper instrument flight preflight procedures

Perform instrument checks, radio checks, and maintenance log checks

Demonstrate proficiency in basic full panel attitude instrument flying

Perform straight-and-level , constant airspeed climbs and descents, constant rate climbs and descents, and standard-rate turns full panel while maintaining altitude +/-100 feet, heading +/- 10º, airspeed +/- 15 knots, and descent and climb rate +/- 100 feet per minute

Demonstrate recoveries from unusual attitudes utilizing full and partial panel

Perform correct recovery techniques from unusual attitudes using full and partial panel instrument reference (per the FAA’s Practical Test Standards)

Correctly compute time for standard rate turns to a heading; and approximate compass heading to compensate for dip error

Perform turns in both directions, utilizing the clock; perform turns in both directions utilizing lead/lag estimates; roll out within +/-10 degrees of desired heading.

Demonstrate power off and power on stalls and recoveries utilizing partial panel

Perform correct recovery techniques using positive control techniques with a minimum loss of altitude

Demonstrate VOR and ADF orientation and tracking

Intercept assigned courses and track both inbound and outbound to the station, utilizing proper wind correction techniques

Compute time, speed, and distance from station

Use wing tip bearing method to correctly estimate time, speed, and distance from a VOR or ADF station

Final assessment:  Student will perform flight stage check with stage check pilot; performance will be to FAA’s Practical Test Standards