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While use of this material has been authorized, the Department of Transport, Canada, shall not be responsible for the manner in which the information is presented, nor for any interpretations thereof.  \nThe information in this publication is to be considered solely as a guide and should not be quoted as or considered to be a legal authority. It may become obsolete in whole or in part at any time without notice.  \nISBN: 978-1-100-14968-4  \nCatalogue No. T52-4/38-5-2016E-PDF  \nTP 13723E (03/2021)  \nTC-1003718  \nFLIGHT TEST GUIDE  \nPRIVATE PILOT LICENCE – AEROPLANE  \nThis flight test guide sets out the techniques, procedures and the marking criteria that will be used by Civil Aviation Inspectors and delegated Pilot Examiners for the conduct of the flight test required to demonstrate the skill requirements for the issuance of the Private Pilot Licence-Aeroplane.  \nFlight Instructors are expected to use this guide when preparing candidates for flight tests. Candidates should be familiar with this guide and refer to the qualification standards during their training.  \nDetailed descriptions and explanations of the flight test exercises as numbered on the flight test report can be found by referring to the corresponding chapter number in the Flight Training Manual and the Flight Instructor Guide published under the authority of Transport Canada.  \nCompliance with this flight test guide will meet the requirements of CAR Standard 428 – Schedule 3 of the Personnel Licensing and Training Standards, respecting the Conduct of Flight Tests.  \nDefinitions  \n‘examiner’ means a Pilot Examiner accredited under section 4.3 of Part 1 of the Aeronautics Act or a Civil Aviation Inspector authorized to conduct this flight test.  \n‘flight test item’ means a task, manoeuvre or exercise listed on the flight test report.  \n‘ground items’ are the planning and preparatory tasks performed prior to the pre-flight inspection of the aircraft.  \n‘air items’ are tasks or manoeuvres performed with the aircraft, including the pre-flight inspection, startup, run-up, taxiing and emergency procedures.  \n‘proficiency’means having a high degree of competence or skill; expertise; being prepared to handle any situation with which you might reasonably be presented during a flight.  \n‘soft-field’ means a grass, unpaved, improvised, soft or rough take-off or landing surface that may present variable rolling resistance or may present a risk of damage to the landing gear, if soft-field technique is not used when operating on soft or rough surfaces.  \nVertical sidebars at the right margin indicate text with changes from the previous edition that may affect prerequisites, aircraft requirements, the performance standard expected and the evaluation of the flight test item. Text changes for the purpose of clarification or grammatical correction are not indicated. Nevertheless, a full review of the document is highly encouraged.  \nAussi disponible en français.  \nSGDDI No. 17094151-v2  \nChanges in this Edition  \n1. Several heavy vertical lines along the right margin indicate editorial changes for increased clarity  or to denote changes to the flight test.   \n2. Aeroplane and Equipment requirements update","cbCaieevtnKt4WdR","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieevtnKt4WdR","pdf",850586,43,"English","# General\n## Admission to a Flight Test\n## Definitions\n## Changes in this Edition\n## Stabilized approach – VFR (Generic Description)\n## Table Of Contents","[{\"question\":\"Who uses the Flight Test Guide for the Private Pilot Licence—Aeroplane, and for what purpose?\",\"answer\":\"Civil Aviation Inspectors and delegated Pilot Examiners use it to conduct the required flight test, applying the specified techniques, procedures, and marking criteria. 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