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Maneuvers to Prepare:
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With each flight,
depending upon your individual progress, you
will be introduced to new maneuvers.
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You will be required to demonstrate the maneuvers
introduced in this section on the practical
portion of your Private Pilot Exam (Checkride).
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We have tried to break each maneuver into the
following:
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Theory
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Often take directly
from the FAA's Airplane Flying Handbook (AFH)
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In the airplane
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These are the
steps you need to memorize and understand so
you will be able to demonstrate each required
maneuver.
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Practicing these
step at home is known at "Chair Flying."
The more you practice at home, the faster you
will be able to meet the minimum required standards
in the airplane.
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Common Errors
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This is very
important for every student pilot to review.
Learn from the mistakes of those who came before
you.
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ACS - Airman
Certification Standards
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This is what
you will be judged on during your FAA Flight
Check - "Checkride."
The goal of the airman certification process
is to ensure the applicant possesses the knowledge,
ability to manage risks, and skill consistent
with the privileges of the certificate or rating
being exercised, in order to act as Pilot-in-Command
(PIC).
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