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    Lesson Plan Fundamentals of Flight

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    The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students the fundamentals of flight, including straight and level flight, turns, climbs, descents, use of trim, and integrated flight instruction. The lesson includes both classroom and in-aircraft components with the goal of students learning to identify controls, axes of motion, and procedures for basic maneuvers safely.

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    The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students the fundamentals of flight, including straight and level flight, turns, climbs, descents, use of trim, and integrated flight instruction. The lesson includes both classroom and in-aircraft components with the goal of students learning to identify controls, axes of motion, and procedures for basic maneuvers safely.

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    The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students the fundamentals of flight, including straight and level flight, turns, climbs, descents, use of trim, and integrated flight instruction. The lesson includes both classroom and in-aircraft components with the goal of students learning to identify controls, axes of motion, and procedures for basic maneuvers safely.

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    The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students the fundamentals of flight, including straight and level flight, turns, climbs, descents, use of trim, and integrated flight instruction. The lesson includes both classroom and in-aircraft components with the goal of students learning to identify controls, axes of motion, and procedures for basic maneuvers safely.

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    Title: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT

    Objective: Student to learn the basics of flight, control of an airplane,


    integrated flight instruction and use of trim.
    Elements:
    • Straight & Level
    • Turns
    • Climbs
    • Descents
    • Use of trim
    • Integrated Flight Instruction
    Schedule:
    • Classroom: 30 - 45 minutes
    • Critique 10 Min
    Equipment:
    • Whiteboard
    • Model Airplane
    Instructor Actions:
    • Discuss Lesson
    • Emphasize Clearing before maneuvers
    • Ask student questions to insure transfer of knowledge
    Student Actions: By end of lesson student should be able to:
    • Take Notes, Copy relevant graphics
    • Identify control surfaces and axis of control
    • Be active participant in the lesson.
    Completion Standards:
    • Describe procedures for climb, turn and descent.
    • Identify actions to promote safety
    • Describe Airspeeds and Airplane Configuration for FOF
    Title: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT
    Second Page
    Elements:
    • Straight & Level
    o Discuss 3 axis and control surfaces
    o Seat adjustment
    o Where should student look (fist & nose) (Wing tip)
    o Integrated Flight Instruction
    o Fly towards a landmark (Straight)
    • Turns
    o Diagram mechanics of a turn
    o Load Factor (basics only)
    o Turn Entry and Rollout
    o Clearing prior to turns
    • Climbs
    o Introduce Control-Performance
    o Steps to initiate and climb airplane
    o Level off
    • Descents
    o Steps to initiate descent
    o Level off
    • Use of trim
    o Why use trim & importance of trim
    o How to use trim
    • Integrated Flight Instruction
    o 90% of time head outside cockpit
    o 10% of time refer to instruments to validate
    Title: FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT

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