ADVANCED TAILWHEEL TRAINING, LLC.

ADVANCED TAILWHEEL TRAINING

FLIGHT REVIEW SYLLABUS

GROUND PORTION:

            Before the appointed time for the review, complete the Client History Form

             and bring it with you along with a copy of your Pilot License and Medical.

            Before the appointed time for the review complete the “Flight Review

            Preparation Course” at www.faasafety.gov and bring with you the final

            course work and a copy of the Certificate.

          To navigate to the Prep  course go to www.faasafety.gov , place your mouse cursor

           over  "Courses and Events",  left click on “Course Catalog", left click on the "enroll"

           button at “Flight Review Prep Guide”. You will need to create an account to access

           the course.

            Before the appointed time for the review read the hand out “Tailwheel Basics”

            if you are doing transition training, or “Unusual Attitude Recoveries” and

            “Spins” if you are doing spin training. I will email the appropriate handout.

            A review of the Flight Review Preparation Course and the appropriate handout

            for the intended course will constitute the majority of the ground portion of the

            training.

            A briefing on the Bellanca Citabria and emergency landing procedures will also

            be discussed.

                                                                                                 Total time for the ground portion ---- 1 hour.

FLIGHT PORTION:

            The flight portion will consist of the Tailwheel Orientation Flight or the training syllabus

            for the course selected.  I will email the appropriate syllabus.

                                                                        Total time for the flight portion will depend

                                                                        on the training course selected.

I highly recommend using the Wings program as a substitute for the Flight Review. See information about the program on the "FAASTeam Wings Program" page on this web site.

Photo by Don Parsons

Photo by Don Parsons