Commercial Pilot Licence Practicum 2
Duration
1 Semester
Contact hours
- 106 Hours
On-campus unit delivery combines face-to-face and digital learning.
2023 teaching periods
Hawthorn Higher Ed. Semester 2 |
Hawthorn HT4 Term 4 | |
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Hawthorn HB7 HE Block 7 |
Hawthorn HB8 HE Block 8 | |
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Hawthorn HOL Study Period 4 |
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Prerequisites
Corequisites
Aims and objectives
To consolidate the theory taught in AVT10006 and AVT20003 and integrate this theory into the practical flying training to obtain a Multi Engine Command Instrument Rating and Commercial Pilot Licence (A).
To develop the skills and attributes of a professional pilot conducting passenger or cargo carrying operations.
1. Demonstrate that they can safely operate a multi-engine aircraft within defined limitations to commercial and COAA standard operating procedures.
This Unit of Study will contribute to you attaining the following CLOs:
2. Critically apply theoretical and practical skills as a professional pilot and to be able to analyse, evaluate and review to provide solutions to non ambiguous, ambiguous and novel complex flight scenarios;
3. Apply knowledge and skills beyond the minimum specified in the Civil Aviation Safety Authority Part 61 Manual of Standards to achieve the licencing qualification of Commercial Pilot (Aeroplane);
4. Apply knowledge and skills beyond the minimum as specified by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority to achieve the rating qualification of Instrument Rating Command Multi Engine Aeroplane;
6. Initiate high level judgements within the professional pilot framework;
7. Successfully communicate complex knowledge, skills and ideas with a variety of stakeholder audiences in a range of practical and technical and learning contexts;
8. Demonstrate professional standards at all times that include responsibility and accountability with a pro-active professional pilot work ethic and recognise the need to engage in ongoing professional development.
Courses with unit
Unit information in detail
- Teaching methods, assessment, general skills outcomes and content.
Teaching methods
Practical Flight Instruction in Aircraft and Simulator
Assessment
recorded in the training syllabus the licence and rating is granted on successful completion of the
Types | Individual or Group task | Weighting | Assesses attainment of these ULOs |
Flight Test | Individual | 100% | 1-10 inclusive |
General skills outcomes
- Analysis skills
- Ability to work independently
- Communication skills
- Ability to tackle unfamiliar problems
Content
cross-country command sequences.
Study resources
- Reading materials and text books.
Reading materials
Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Civil Aviation Regulations
Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Civil Aviation Orders
Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Aeronautical Information Publication
Airservices Australia, Departure and Arrival Procedures
Airservices Australia, En Route Supplement Australia
Airservices Australia, WAC, PCA, VTC, VNC, ERC (Low) and TAC
Civil Aviation Safety Authority, IR and CPL test forms
Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Approved Testing Officers Manual
Text books
CAE Oxford Aviation Academy, CAE Oxford Aviation VFR Standard Operating Procedures
CAE Oxford Aviation Academy, CAE Oxford Aviation IFR Standard Operating Procedures.
CAE Oxford Aviation Academy, CAE Oxford Aviation Command Instrument Rating Notes
Aviastion Theory Centre Command Instrument Rating Manual (CIR)