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FLIGHT & SAFETY TRAINING

Foothills Flyers Wings Programs

Fixed Wing

Note:  All maneuvers to be done from pilot’s left and right.

STUDENT:

-          Safety Code, Field Rules, Field Etiquette

-          Radio range check

-          Preflight safety inspection

-          Aircraft flight prep

-          Start and tune engine

-          Taxi instruction

 

SOLOED STUDENT

-          High speed taxi

-          Controlled take-off

-          Aircraft flight trimming

-          Safe, predictable flight at altitude

-          Controlled landing

 

PILOT

-          Take-off with rectangular field circuit to altitude

-          Straight, level flight – length of runway

-          Procedure turns maintaining altitude

-          Horizontal figure 8’s maintaining altitude

-          Rectangular landing circuits

-          Climb to stall – power off landing approach

-          Join circuit – downwind leg – controlled landing

 

INSTRUCTOR

-          Pilot test maneuvers PLUS

-          Three inside loops

-          Half reverse Cuban 8

-          Straight inverted flight

-          Stall turn

-          Cobra roll

-          Immelman turn

-          Alternating horizontal rolls

-          Split S

-          Cuban 8

 

SHOW PILOT

-          Annual status awarded to instructors by Foothills executive recognizing flight skills, dedication to safety, service as an instructor and ability to perform flight demonstrations from foreign sites and / or before large congregations of spectators.

 

 


Rotary Wing

Parts of the following Foothills Helicopter wings program include levels from the International Radio Control Helicopter Association Pilot Proficiency Program   http://www.ircha.org

STUDENT

 - Safety Code, Field Rules, Field Etiquette

- Radio range check

- Battery check

- Preflight safety inspection

- Aircraft flight prep

- Start and tune engine

- Hovering instruction

 

SOLOED STUDENT

- Aircraft flight trimming

- Stationary Hovering (should give the appearance of being under total control)

- Controlled transition from hovering into forward flight

- Safe, predictable forward flight at altitude

- Controlled transition from forward flight to a hover

 

PILOT

- Successfully complete Level 1 and 2 of the IRCHA Pilot Proficiency Program, refer to http://www.ircha.org

 

INSTRUCTOR

- Successfully complete Level 1, 2 and 3 of the IRCHA Pilot Proficiency Program, refer to http://www.ircha.org

SHOW PILOT
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  Annual status awarded to instructors by Foothills executive recognizing flight skills, dedication to safety, service as an instructor and ability to perform flight demonstrations from foreign sites and / or before large congregations of spectators.

 

 


 

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