Student Learning Outcomes

• Relate performance characteristics to observed cockpit indications, including the detection of parameters outside of normal expected performance.
• Identify characteristics of high speed flight that require special action by pilots previously trained in lower performance aircraft.
• Analyze subsystem malfunctions (simulated) that might occur during emergency conditions and provide resolution scenarios that are applicable to the safe completion of the flight.
• Combine performance data for a multi-engine turbine aircraft to determine operational safety relative to takeoff and landing distance criteria and operational air speeds.
• Diagram aircraft subsystems (including hydraulic systems and emergency equipment), to include identification of primary components and their function.
• Students will be able to diagram aircraft subsystems (including hydraulic systems and emergency equipment), to include identification of primary components and their function
• Students will be able to differentiate characteristics of high speed flight that require special action by pilots previously trained in lower performance aircraft.