FLIGHT SAFETY PRACTICES


Chapter 1—Introduction to Flight Training
Table of Contents Purpose of Flight Training Role of the FAA Role of the Pilot Examiner Role of the Flight Instructor Sources of Flight Training Practical Test Standards Flight Safety Practices Collision Avoidance Runway Incursion Avoidance Stall Awareness Use of Checklists Positive Transfer of Controls	FLIGHT SAFETY PRACTICES In the interest of safety and good habit pattern formation, there are certain basic flight safety practices and procedures that must be emphasized by the flight instructor, and adhered to by both instructor and student, beginning with the very first dual instruction flight. These include, but are not limited to, collision avoidance procedures including proper scanning techniques and clearing procedures, runway incursion avoidance, stall awareness, positive transfer of controls, and cockpit workload management. Previous \| Next
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Chapter 1—Introduction to Flight Training

Table of Contents
Purpose of Flight Training
Role of the FAA
Role of the Pilot Examiner
Role of the Flight Instructor
Sources of Flight Training
Practical Test Standards
Flight Safety Practices
    Collision Avoidance
    Runway Incursion Avoidance
    Stall Awareness
    Use of Checklists
    Positive Transfer of Controls

FLIGHT SAFETY PRACTICES

In the interest of safety and good habit pattern formation, there are certain basic flight safety practices and procedures that must be emphasized by the flight instructor, and adhered to by both instructor and student, beginning with the very first dual instruction flight. These include, but are not limited to, collision avoidance procedures including proper scanning techniques and clearing procedures, runway incursion avoidance, stall awareness, positive transfer of controls, and cockpit workload management.

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