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One of the elements that make up a trained licensed pilot is
Ground School. This is the academic portion of aviation. The idea here is to
find out why an airplane flies; how the weather and temperature affects
aircraft performance. The curriculum covers the necessary
subjects outlined in Transport Canada’s Study and Reference Guide (TP
12880E).
Classes will be from 6:30 -9:30 pm every Tuesday and Thursday. There will be 17
formal classes that will amount to approximately 51 hours of instruction.
Date
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Subject
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04 Mar |
Introduction |
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06 Mar |
Engines & Airframes |
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10 Mar |
Instruments |
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13 Mar |
Theory of Flight 1 |
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17 Mar |
Theory of Flight 2 |
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20 Mar |
Weight and Balance |
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24 Mar |
Aircraft Performance |
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27 Mar |
Meteorology 1 |
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31 Mar |
Meteorology 2 |
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03 Apr |
Meteorology 3 |
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07 Apr |
Mid Course Review |
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10 Apr |
CARs 1 |
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14 Apr |
CARs 2 |
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17 Apr |
Navigation 1 - Theory |
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22 Apr |
Navigation 2 - Theory |
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24 Apr |
Navigation 3 - E6B |
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28 Apr |
Navigation 4 - Practical |
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01 May |
Human Factors / Decision Making |
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05 May |
Final Review |
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