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This maneuver introduces pilots to the primary flight controls, pitch trim, and the basics of turning flight, as well as the concept of coordination. |  |\n| Schedule | Equipment |\n| ● Ground Lesson: 15 minutes\u003Cbr>● Flight Lessons\u003Cbr>■ Flight: 20 minutes- Introduction to Maneuver\u003Cbr>■ Flight: 10 minutes (per lesson) - Improve Proficiency (Dual)\u003Cbr>● Debrief: 10 minutes (per flight) | ● Airplane Checklist\u003Cbr>● Whiteboard / Markers (optional)\u003Cbr>● Model Airplane (optional) |\n| Student Actions | Instructor Actions |\n| ● Ask any questions, receive study material for the next lesson.\u003Cbr>● Watch linked video.\u003Cbr>● Review listed references. | ● Deliver the ground lesson (below) .\u003Cbr>● Demonstrate the maneuver in flight.\u003Cbr>● Debrief after each flight. |\n| Completion Standards |  |\n| ● Ground: Student can explain the purpose and use of the flight controls and the factors affecting turning flight.\u003Cbr>● Flight: Student can perform the maneuver to the following standards:\u003Cbr>● Maintains visual scan outside the cockpit while occasionally referencing the flight instruments.\u003Cbr>● Trims the airplane appropriately, maintains coordinated flight.\u003Cbr>● Turns to and rolls out on a heading +/-15 degrees, maintains altitude +/-100 feet, airspeed +/-10 knots. |  |\n\nPrepared by: Ryan Binns ([ryancbinns.com/flying](ryancbinns.com/flying)), February 2020 (Updated April 2024) Editable versions available at binnsfl[ightservices.com/cfibinder](ightservices.com/cfibinder)  \nPPL / CFI (VIII-B) 2  \n\n| References |\n| --- |\n| ● Pilot Effect- “How an Airplane Turns”\u003Cbr>○ YouTube-  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQLKYAf4h_U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQLKYAf4h_U)\u003Cbr>● FAA-H-8083-3C (Airplane Flying Handbook) -Chapter 3 , Page 1-3 [The Four Fundamentals/ Effect and Use of Flight Controls], Chapter 3 , Page 5-6 [ Integrated Flight Instruction], Chapter 3 , Page 10 [Trim Control], Chapter 3 , Page 11-17 [Level Turns]\u003Cbr>● FAA-H-8083-25C ( Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge) -Chapter 5 , Page 1-8 [ Forces Acting on an Aircraft/Thrust/Lift/Drag/Weight], Chapter 5 , Page 12-13 [Axes of an Aircraft], Chapter 5 , Page 22-23 [ Forces in Turns], Chapter 6 , Page 2-8 [ Flight Controls/Ailerons/ Elevator/ Rudder], Chapter 6 , Page 10-12 [Trim Systems], Chapter 8 , Page 3-4 [Altimeter], Chapter 8 , Page 8-9 [Airspeed Indicator], Chapter 8 , Page 17-18 [Turn Coordinator], Chapter 8 , Page 18-19 [Attitude Indicator]\u003Cbr>● FAA-S-ACS-25 (CFI ACS) -Area VIII Task B |\n| Ground Lesson Outline |\n| ● Introduction to the Four Fundamentals\u003Cbr>○ Straight-and-level, Turns, Climbs, and Descents\u003Cbr>○ Most airplanes are inherently stable\u003Cbr>○ Yaw/ Pitch/ Roll\u003Cbr>○ Airplanes turn by banking\u003Cbr>● The Primary Flight Controls\u003Cbr>○ Ailerons, Elevator, Rudder\u003Cbr>● The Elevator Trim\u003Cbr>○ Relieving elevator pressure\u003Cbr>○ Trim wheel, trim tabs\u003Cbr>● Proper Yoke Grip and Overcontrolling\u003Cbr>○ One-handed grip\u003Cbr>○ Control movements vs control pressures\u003Cbr>● How Airplanes Turn\u003Cbr>○ Airplanes turn with bank\u003Cbr>○ Flight controls are mostly neutral in a constant turn\u003Cbr>● Establishing and Maintaining Level Turns\u003Cbr>○ Heading and Altitude (the altimeter) , Rollout\u003Cbr>● Outside and Inside References\u003Cbr>○ Sight picture\u003Cbr>○ Integrated flight instruction, Attitude Indicator, Heading Indicator/Compass\u003Cbr>● The Four Forces\u003Cbr>○ Weight, Lift, Thrust, Drag\u003Cbr>● Aerodynamics of Turning Flight\u003Cbr>○ Load Factor, Weathervaning, Adverse Yaw, Two Phases-Banking and Turning\u003Cbr>○ Coordinated Flight and use of rudder\u003Cbr>● Relationship of Thrust to Maintaining Altitude\u003Cbr>○ Airplanes don’t climb or descend with elevator alone\u003Cbr>○ Tachometer, listening to the eng","cbCaisXPYRtFykTl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisXPYRtFykTl","pdf",9138131,12,"English","# Objective\n# Purpose\n# Schedule and Equipment\n## Ground lesson\n## Flight lessons and debrief\n# Student and Instructor Actions\n# Completion Standards\n# References\n# Ground Lesson Outline\n# Common Errors\n# Ground Lesson Content","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of learning level turns in this PPL/CFI task?\",\"answer\":\"Level turns serve as a building block for more advanced maneuvers. 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