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In addition,  \nthe instructor will make sure the student has a basic understanding of policies and procedures applicable to the school’s pilot training program.  \nI certify that the aforementioned training has been conducted and/or received in accordance with Leading Edge Aviation Standards and the current 141 approved Jeppesen Private Plot Syllabus.  \nInstructor   \nStudent   \nDate   \nDate   \nStage 1-Private Pilot  \nGround Lesson 2  \nNote: Students should read Chapter 2, Sections A, B, and C, prior to Ground Lesson 2.  \nLeading Edge Aviation Version 2012  \nLesson Objective:  \n• Gain a basic understanding of the main airplane components and systems.  \n• Become familiar with flight instrument functions and operating characteristics, including errors and common malfunctions.  \n• Learn about the power plant and related systems.  \nAcademic Content:  \nSection A-Airplanes  \n☐ Fuselage  \n☐ Wings  \n☐ Empennage  \n☐ Landing Gear  \n☐ Engine/Propeller  \n☐ Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH)  \nDate Completed   Time    \nSection B-The Powerplant and Related Systems  \n☐ Reciprocating Engine  \n☐ Induction Systems  \n☐ Supercharging and Turbocharging  \n☐ Ignition Systems  \n☐ Fuel Systems  \n☐ Refueling  \n☐ Oil Systems  \n☐ Cooling Systems  \n☐ Exhaust Systems  \n☐ Propellers  \n☐ Propeller Hazards  \n☐ Electrical Systems  \nDate Completed   Time    \nSection C-Flight Instruments  \n☐ Pitot Static Instruments  \n☐ Airspeed Indicator  \n☐ Altimeter  \n☐ Vertical Speed Indicator  \n☐ Gyroscopic Instruments  \n☐ Magnetic Compass  \nDate Completed   Time    \nCompletion Standards:  \n☐ Demonstrate understanding during oral quizzing by instructor at completion of lesson  \n☐ Student completes Chapter 2 questions for Sections A,B, and C with a minimum score of 80% . 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