Aerobatics
Training
objectives
The aim of this training is to acquire the skills needed to fly aerobatics safely. The assessment of skills being acquired is recorded in the progress logbook. The skills to be acquired are:
Handling: being able to control the aeroplane's attitude using external references while respecting the aircraft's operating limitations.
Flight path: being able to design, visualise and follow a flight path through key points.
Knowledge: all the specific knowledge needed to fly aerobatics.
Situational awareness: a pilot's ability to analyse the environment inside and outside the aeroplane. This includes awareness of their physical condition
- Awareness of their mental condition
- Awareness of the environment
- Awareness of time (chronology)
Resource management
- Managing physical condition
- Managing mental condition
- Workload management
Decision-making: the pilot's ability to make the right decision.