CAC

Meet

ing

#1 Part I: Airport SafetyPart II: Year OverviewPart III: Pilot’s Phonetic

Alphabet

Part I: Airport Safety

First, let’s go over…

Gene

ral R

ules

One person talks at a time.

NO RUNNING!!!!!!! No profanity! Keep your hands to yourself. Stay with your group.

Listen to group leader. No cell phones, please. Ask questions!!! Do as you’re told by ANYONE who works at the

airport.

On T

he R

amp

and

Near

Airc

raft

No yelling! Please do not touch the

aircraft without permission. No running!!!! Stay together. Listen to group leader.

Back away from red beacons or from “CLEAR”

Failure to follow rules will get

you kicked off of the ramp

and parents will be notified!

In A

ircra

ft

DON’T TOUCH ANYTHING IN

THE COCKPIT UNLESS YOU’RE TOLD TO DO SO!!!

Be gentle. Keep your voice down. Don’t run up/down air stairs.

No pushing/shoving/rough

play

Failure to follow rules will get

you kicked out of the plane

and parents will be notified!

In the meetings 1st offense: member is given a verbal warning

2nd offense: member is pulled aside 3 rd offense: member is

asked to leave the meeting

and parents are notified 4 th offense: member is

suspended for one meeting Disc

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st in

case

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Disc

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his i

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case

… On the Ramp: If offense is not safety critical, then a warning is first issued. Otherwise the member

is kicked off the ramp.

Part II: Year

Overview

Year

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wTell us… what do YOU

want to know???

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Phonetic Alphabet Alpha… Bravo… Charlie…How the Plane Flies

Science, Physics, and Algebra!! (fun!!!)

Aerodynamics

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Every Instrument Inside the Plane altimeter airspeed indicator

VSI heading indicator, etc.The Dreaded Preflight

Inspection (not really) Preflight Checklist

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w V-speedsTraffic PatternAirport Signs, Markings, and Diagrams

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Communication How do pilots and ATC all talk to each other?

Weather How does weather apply to flying? What weather resources

are available to pilots?

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Airspace What classes of airspace are there and which ones can I fly into?Aeromedical Medical issues during

flight Hypoxia Visual illusions

Year

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Night Flight How different is night flight from day flight?

Takeoffs and Landings How do I make a perfect

takeoff? How do I make a perfect landing?

Year

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Maneuvers and Emergencies Training maneuvers Stalls Steep turns Slips Emergency situations

Engine Fires, etc.Reading a Sectional Markings on a Sectional Pilotage

Year

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w Navigation Using the E6-B Other forms of navigationFlight Planning Flight Planning Sheets Online Resources

Part

III: P

ilot’s

Ph

onet

ic Al

phab

et Essential Question: What is the purpose for the phonetic alphabet?

Ever

y Le

tter H

as a

“W

ord”

Cou

nter

part

Used so that letters aren’t confused over the radio (i.e. B can be confused as V because they sound alike)

A = alphaB = bravoR = romeoX = xrayY = yankee

Entir

e Ph

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Refer to page 16 in the Path to Aviation HandbookComplete the activity on

page 17How do you say your name over the radio?

Lima Oscar Golf Alpha NovemberAnswer Essential Question

Any

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If you have questions after the meeting, email me at logan@centennialaviati

onclub.com