Techniques of Flight Instruction — AIH

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Federal Aviation Administration
personal weather minimums
FAA — Federal Aviation Administration
GA — general aviation
ADM — Aeronautical Decision-Making
General Aviation
risk management
flight training environment
situational awareness
SRM — single-pilot resource management
system approach
aeronautical decision-making
preflight
checklist
aviating
navigating
communicating
single-pilot resource management
See and Avoid
workload management
stabilized approaches
go-arounds
aircraft control
Wake Turbulence
terrain avoidance
touchdowns
centerline
Airspeed
remediation
Final
Hazardous Attitude
ACS/PTS
checkride
completion standards
ground instruction
Runway
hands-on aircraft training
flight training objectives
integrated ground and flight instruction
ATC — Air Traffic Control
NAS — National Airspace System
power-off stall
e-learning
FFS — full flight simulator
FTD — flight training device
ATD — Aviation Training Device
National Simulator Program
National Airspace System
qualification letter
FSTD — Flight Simulation Training Devices
part 119 certificate holder
part 135
power-off stall maneuver
part 121
flight simulation trainers
part 141
full flight simulator
part 142
Pilot School/Training Center
flight training device
Aviation Training Device
14 CFR part 60
FTD Level 4-7
Flight Simulation Training Devices
part 135/121 operators
part 141/142 Pilot School/Training Center
FAA-approved training program
General Aviation and Commercial Division
AC 61-136
BATD — Basic Aviation Training Device
AATD — Advanced Aviation Training Device
letter of authorization
training credits
14 CFR part 61
airman practical tests
type rating
Advisory Circular AC 61-136
FAA Approval of Aviation Training Devices and Their Use for Training and Experience
Basic ATD approvals
BATD — Basic ATD
Advanced ATD approvals
AATD — Advanced ATD
LOA — letter of authorization
14 CFR part 141
type rating training requirements
Level C simulator
Level 6 Flight Training Device
integrated training curriculum
ILS — Instrument Landing System
psychomotor skills
Instrument Approach
Airman Certification Standards
private pilot certificates
instrument ratings
commercial pilot certificates
airline transport pilot certificates
FAA ID number
syllabus
stalls
procedural training
Instrument Landing System
flight operations
instrument approach task
serial number
re-qualified
basic aviation training device time
advanced aviation training device time
pilot time
14 CFR part 61, section 61.51(h)
level 4 FTD
on-aircraft training
integrated training process
academic training
demonstration-performance training delivery method
preflight briefing
procedures and maneuvers
learner performance with instructor supervision
evaluation
safety procedures
learner performance
instructor supervision
evaluation phase
collaborative assessment
LCG — learner centered grading
PBL — problem-based learning
SBT — scenario-based training
telling-and-doing technique
preflight discussion
learner centered grading
authentic assessment
Problem-Based Learning
scenario-based training
operational environment
learner self-assessment
Instructor Tells—Instructor Does
aircraft attitudes
simple-to-complex
visual references
yoke
coordinated flight
rudder
ailerons
roll rate
angle of bank
aileron deflection
roll-out
wings-level
elevator
Trim
inflight maneuvers
power settings
simple-to-complex strategy
outside visual references
flight instruments
clearing the airspace
back pressure
aileron and rudder control pressures
elevator pressures
wings-level position
roll-out heading
turn rate
roll-in
wings-level attitude
control pressures
Learner Tells—Instructor Does
Learner Tells—Learner Does
positive exchange of flight controls
safety precautions
proficiency level
self-teaching process
potentially hazardous maneuvers
exchange of flight controls
sterile flight deck rule
14 CFR part 121, section 121.542
critical phases of flight
NTSB — National Transportation Safety Board
stall/spin
aircraft configuration
inadvertent stall
guard the controls
recovery
flight instructor’s limits
Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations
14 CFR
CFR — Code of Federal Regulations
part 121, section 121.542
flight crewmembers
nonessential activities
TAXI
takeoff
landing
cruise flight
National Transportation Safety Board
stall/spin accidents
engine failure
flight deck
maneuvering
climb
potential stall/spin situation
upset
practical tests
flight computer
True Airspeed
outside air temperature
forced landing
PIC — pilot in command
DPE — Designated Pilot Examiner
integrated flight instruction
instrument cross-check
instrument interpretation
cross-country navigation
instrument rating
operating airspeeds
climb performance
inadvertent spin
practical tests for pilot certification
heading
chart
terrain
Pilot in Command
Designated Pilot Examiner
reference to flight instruments
flight instrument indications
out of trim
nose-high attitude
nose-low attitude
precise airspeed control
correct operating airspeeds
climb speeds
altitudes
Cruising flight
IMC — Instrument Meteorological Conditions
VFR — Visual Flight Rules
collision avoidance
Flight Plan
nontowered airports
IFR — Instrument Flight Rules
AC 90-48
performance-based tests
marginal weather
Instrument Meteorological Conditions
inflight encounters with weather
VFR flight into IMC
function of the flight controls
attitude of the aircraft
visual and instrument references
private pilot certificate
scanning
collision avoidance procedures
VFR weather conditions
14 CFR part 91, section 91.113
right-of-way rules
Advisory Circular 90-48
assessment of piloting ability
written tests
reteaching
solo flight
FAA-approved schools
postflight critiques
postflight evaluation
weight-shift control aircraft
consistent proficiency
corrective measures
first solo flight
traffic congestion
sun angles
portable radio
supervised solo operations
Short final
landing approach
post-solo debriefing
Correction of Learner Errors
bar
stability of the aircraft
solo endorsement
Traffic Pattern
Crosswinds
go-around
bounce
airman certificate
FAA Form 8710-1
flight proficiency endorsement
logbook
training record
Pilot supervision
solo operations
fundamental maneuvers
traffic pattern congestion
Active Runway
unexpected crosswinds
undesired landing sites
balloon learner pilots
glider learners
instrument airplane learners
aircraft speed and control
first third of the runway
oscillation
glider
motor glider
off-field landing
Practical test recommendations
certificate or rating
applicable ACS/PTS
Airman Certificate and/or Rating Application
AC 61-65
endorsements
14 CFR part 61 section
FAA inspectors
appropriate knowledge test
knowledge areas, maneuvers, and procedures
knowledge test
Learner Pilot
additional rating pilot
solo flight operations
Certificates, Ratings, and Endorsements