Instructor Seminars 2007

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Who flies with pilots operating on a licence issued by a State other than NZ?Refer to web under ‘Pilots’’CPL/ATPL – Flight Test & Law examPPL entry level is BFRFundamental differences awarenessFinding the gapsStandard relates to issue privileges (FTSG)

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Eligibility requirementsApplicationLogbook assessmentCurrent overseas pilot licenceUnexpired overseas medical

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A C requires...

“A comprehensive briefing covering all appropriate aspects of VFR operations in NZ airspace”

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Where to start – ground work...NZ section of Flight ManualLegal requirementsC of AGroup Rating NumberTechnical logP Charts if retained

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Promulgated documents...Aviation Information Publication (AIP Vols

1 & 4)Supplements - NOTAMInformation circularsCharts – scale

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Airspace...Various types & associated proceduresCruising levels/magnetic tablesAir traffic servicesFlight plans/SartimeIFIS

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Rules & Advisory Circulars...Part 91 – operating ruleRules frequently confrontedLogging of flight timePart 12 & 005 formSample ASL law exam?

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Meteorology...Met-flight & IFISNZ climatologyChangeable & mountainousContinental v oceanic

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Communications...Blind spotsLanguageColloquialisms & accentsStandard phraseologyRadio flight telephone operator rating

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Pre-flightPractises vary especially refuellingObserve Make no assumptionsFirst flight of day – operator v pilot

responsibilities

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Flight exercise variances...Standard overhead rejoinsStallingCompass turnsForced landing without powerPrecision landingsLow flyingGrass fieldPrecautionary landing technique

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Endorsements...Instrument time cannot be endorsedCross countryNight

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Questions...

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General reminder points...What’s NewSyllabus reviewsEnglish language testing – pre soloITC coursesKDRsForms – use latest versions

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General points cont...FPP ApplicationsComplete packagesCross country briefings – reporting pointsRTF communicationsPart 61 Stage II & III NPRM

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Integrity of StandardsCheating/dishonestyExams/logbook fraud/correct recording of

timeTimetable pressuresCertifying – don’t compromise your

standardsNZ licences highly regardedIntegrity of these in your handsRetain & maintain high standards

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Questions...

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