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Aerodyne Flight Center Recurrent Training Course (print friendly)
Credits:
Basic WINGS
½ Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 1
1 Credit for Basic Flight Topic 1
1 Credit for Basic Flight Topic 2
1 Credit for Basic Flight Topic 3
1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 1
1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 2
1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 2
1 Credit for Basic Knowledge Topic 3
Advanced WINGS
1 Credit for Advanced Flight Topic 2
1 Credit for Advanced Knowledge Topic 1
2 Credits for Advanced Flight Topic 2
Activity Number:
AFC-R4803597979
Provided by:
Aerodyne Flight Center

 

This event does have a cost.

Aerodyne Flight Center Recurrent Training Course for pilots in their Piper Malibu, Matrix, Mirage, and Meridian aircraft, their Twin Cessna 310, 340, 414, 414A, 421B, 421C aircraft, their Cirrus SR20 and SR22 aircraft and Columbia/Lancair aircraft at our Scottsdale AZ location or we will travel to your home base. Emphasis on realistic scenario based training to develop a higher order of thinking skills. Improve pilot learning to safely and competently operate technically advanced aircraft.

This is the 3 Day Recurrent Course Syllabus for one specific airplane consisting of 8 hours classroom time and 6 hours flight training in your aircraft:

Day 1 Classroom:

Normal Procedures

Aircraft General
Powerplant and Propellers
Electrical
Performance and Weight & Balance calculations

Adverse Weather Practices Ground De-Icing (if applicable) High Altitude Flight
Flight in Icing

Flight Planning Software and Digital Charts

Day 1 Flight:
Preflight, start, taxi, before takeoff checklists
Normal and crosswind takeoffs
Steep Turns
Power off stalls and recoveries
Power on stalls and recoveries
Slow flight
Diversion and VFR traffic pattern entry
Normal and crosswind landings
Go-around
Systems and Emergency Procedures during any airborne phase, All Flights

Day 2 Classroom:
Hydraulic (if applicable)
Fuel
Pneumatic (if applicable)
Pressurization (if applicable)
Environmental
Flight Controls

Landing Gear
Anti and De-Ice Protection


Day 2 Flight:
Powerplant failure (simulated) prior to rotation
Maximum performance takeoff
VFR cross country flight up to 1 hour duration
View limiting device:
Basic Attitude Instrument flying. Unusual attitudes and recoveries Emergency descent
Simulated powerplant failure enroute

View limiting device: Intersection hold, DME arc
Then a circle to land non precision GPS approach


Day 3 Classroom:
Navigation Equipment
Communication Equipment
Auto Pilot and Flight Director
Flight Instruments
Warning Systems / Alert Systems

Course Review
Final Written Exam and Critique


Day 3 Flight:

IFR cross country flight up to 1 hour duration in actual or simulated instrument conditions Departure, Enroute, Arrival procedures and landing from a precision approach
View limiting device: Full ILS approach, missed approach and hold as published. Depart hold for a partial panel full VOR approach to a landing

NOTE: Completion of any phase of WINGS meets the requirements of a Flight Review.

Questions? Contact:

Doug Cox, WINGS Administrator at:
Aerodyne Flight Center
14605 N. Airport Drive, suite 214
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
info@aerodyneflight.com
480-359-7979

www.aerodyneflight.com