NEXT LESSON: #15, Navigation
Suggested student homework assignments:
Aeronautical Information Manual – Chapter 3 – Airspace
VFR Chart Legend
Aeronautical Chart Users Guide – Section 1 – VFR Charts
Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge – Chapter 15 - Airspace
o Controlled Airspace – A,B,C,D,E
o Uncontrolled Airspace – G
o Special Use Airspace
o VFR weather minimums chart
o Operating rules and pilot/equipment requirements
Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge – Chapter 16 - Navigation
o Aeronautical charts
o Converting knots to MPH
o Dead reckoning
o Charting the course
o Filing a VFR flight plan
o VOR
o Tracking with VOR
Gold Seal Online Ground School – Section 5, Lessons 1 through 4
LESSON 15 – Navigation
Dual – ground: 0.5, flight: 1.5, simulated instrument: 0.5
Objective: Introduction to use of aircraft’s navigation systems
Discussion topics:
1) use of VOR system to include identification and tracking VOR signals
2) use of all available resources in the aircraft
Review:
1) performance takeoffs and landings
2) flight by reference to instruments
Introduce:
1) VOR orientation and tracking
2) GPS orientation and tracking
3) emergency descents using radio aids or radar vectors
4) use of airplane navigation systems in emergency situations
Completion standards:
1) Demonstrate basic understanding of use of aircraft navigation systems
Suggested student homework assignments:
Aeronautical Information Manual – Chapter 3 – Airspace
VFR Chart Legend
Aeronautical Chart Users Guide – Section 1 – VFR Charts
Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge – Chapter 15 - Airspace
o Controlled Airspace – A,B,C,D,E
o Uncontrolled Airspace – G
o Special Use Airspace
o VFR weather minimums chart
o Operating rules and pilot/equipment requirements
Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge – Chapter 16 - Navigation
o Aeronautical charts
o Converting knots to MPH
o Dead reckoning
o Charting the course
o Filing a VFR flight plan
o VOR
o Tracking with VOR
Gold Seal Online Ground School – Section 5, Lessons 1 through 4
LESSON 15 – Navigation
Dual – ground: 0.5, flight: 1.5, simulated instrument: 0.5
Objective: Introduction to use of aircraft’s navigation systems
Discussion topics:
1) use of VOR system to include identification and tracking VOR signals
2) use of all available resources in the aircraft
Review:
1) performance takeoffs and landings
2) flight by reference to instruments
Introduce:
1) VOR orientation and tracking
2) GPS orientation and tracking
3) emergency descents using radio aids or radar vectors
4) use of airplane navigation systems in emergency situations
Completion standards:
1) Demonstrate basic understanding of use of aircraft navigation systems