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Learner Outcome
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Activity (optional)
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Assessment
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Demonstrate proper multiengine preflight procedures
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Perform multiengine preflight according to the Pilot Operating Handbook and the Standard Operating Procedures
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Control multi engine aircraft in straight and level flight, constant altitude change of airspeed, constant airspeed climbs and descents, and turns to heading while in the traffic pattern
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Perform straight-and-level , constant airspeed climbs and descents, and standard-rate turns full panel while maintaining altitude +/-100 feet, heading +/- 10º, airspeed +/- 15 knots while maintaining vigilance for other aircraft
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Demonstrate flight at critically slow airspeed, power on and power off stalls
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Perform slow flight while maintaining altitude +/-100 feet, heading +/- 10º, airspeed + 10/- 0 knots; Perform correct stall recovery techniques using positive control techniques with a minimum loss of altitude
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Demonstrate steep turns
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Perform steep power turns in both directions, while maintaining altitude +/-100 feet, roll out heading +/- 10º, airspeed +/- 10 knots
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Demonstrate proper procedures for emergency descent and systems and equipment malfunctions
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Respond to simulated emergencies in accordance with the Pilot Operating Handbook
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Explain high altitude operations
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Answer questions regarding supplemental oxygen and pressurization systems
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Demonstrate proper procedures for normal, Crosswind, and Short field takeoffs and landings
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Perform normal, crosswind, and short field takeoffs and landings in accordance with the Pilot’s Operating Handbook
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Demonstrate engine out procedures
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Properly respond to simulated engine failures in various stages of flight in accordance with the Pilot’s Operating Handbook
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Demonstrate proper recovery from simulated loss of directional control (VMC demonstration)
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Properly respond to simulated loss of directional control demonstration in accordance with the Pilot’s Operating Handbook
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Demonstrate proper holding techniques
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Perform VOR and GPS holds, utilizing proper entry procedures, in accordance with FARs and the AIM
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Demonstrate proper instrument procedures while operating twin engine and single engine
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Perform a variety of approaches, including VOR, GPS, ILS, and missed approach, single engine and twin engine, in accordance with the FAA’s Practical Test Standards
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Demonstrate proper procedures for flight planning enroute navigation and DME arcs
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Submit a cross country flight plan and perform various enroute procedures in accordance with the FAA’s Practical Test Standards
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