Flight Instructor Guide — Aeroplane — TP 975
This guide has been prepared by Transport Canada Aviation for the information and guidance of pilots preparing to apply for flight instructor ratings, and for use as a reference by qualified flight instructors. Some of the material in this guide has been derived from discussions with individual flight instructors and members of Flight Instructor Refresher Courses. The Instrument Flying and Night Flying Instruction exercises have been changed to include the draft revisions that have been in use since 1990 and 1994 respectively. A brief explanation of the content of the various parts in this guide is as follows: Part I - Learning and Learning Factors The techniques to be used by instructors when conducting ground school training, pre-flight and post-flight briefings, and the air exercises. Part II - The Ground and Air Instruction Syllabus This part outlines the purpose of each exercise, the essential background knowledge a student must possess before air instruction of the exercise comme
TP 975 E - Flight Instructor Guide - Aeroplane (PDF, 1.3 MB) Revised September 2004 Contents Introduction Part I - Learning and Learning Factors Part II - The Ground and Air Instruction Syllabus Part III - Lesson Plans Part IV - Typical Questions Instructor's Training Record While Under Direct Supervision Page Index PART I Learning and Learning Factors PART II The Ground and Air Instruction Syllabus Exercise Number Familiarization Aircraft Familiarization and Preparation for Flight Ancillary Controls Taxiing Attitudes and Movements Straight and Level Flight Climbing Descending Turns Flight For
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