BFR Considerations – Foreign licence issue or validations
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Transcript BFR Considerations – Foreign licence issue or validations
Instructor Seminars 2007
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Who flies with pilots operating on
a licence issued by a State other
than NZ?
Refer to web under ‘Pilots’’
CPL/ATPL – Flight Test & Law exam
PPL entry level is BFR
Fundamental differences awareness
Finding the gaps
Standard relates to issue privileges (FTSG)
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Eligibility requirements
Application
Logbook assessment
Current overseas pilot licence
Unexpired overseas medical
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A C requires...
“A comprehensive briefing covering all appropriate
aspects of VFR operations in NZ airspace”
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Where to start – ground work...
NZ section of Flight Manual
Legal requirements
C of A
Group Rating Number
Technical log
P Charts if retained
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Promulgated documents...
Aviation Information Publication (AIP Vols 1 & 4)
Supplements - NOTAM
Information circulars
Charts – scale
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Airspace...
Various types & associated procedures
Cruising levels/magnetic tables
Air traffic services
Flight plans/Sartime
IFIS
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Rules & Advisory Circulars...
Part 91 – operating rule
Rules frequently confronted
Logging of flight time
Part 12 & 005 form
Sample ASL law exam?
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Meteorology...
Met-flight & IFIS
NZ climatology
Changeable & mountainous
Continental v oceanic
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Communications...
Blind spots
Language
Colloquialisms & accents
Standard phraseology
Radio flight telephone operator rating
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Pre-flight
Practises vary especially refuelling
Observe
Make no assumptions
First flight of day – operator v pilot responsibilities
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Flight exercise variances...
Standard overhead rejoins
Stalling
Compass turns
Forced landing without power
Precision landings
Low flying
Grass field
Precautionary landing technique
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Endorsements...
Instrument time cannot be endorsed
Cross country
Night
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Questions...
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General reminder points...
What’s New
Syllabus reviews
English language testing – pre solo
ITC courses
KDRs
Forms – use latest versions
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General points cont...
FPP Applications
Complete packages
Cross country briefings – reporting points
RTF communications
Part 61 Stage II & III NPRM
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Integrity of Standards
Cheating/dishonesty
Exams/logbook fraud/correct recording of time
Timetable pressures
Certifying – don’t compromise your standards
NZ licences highly regarded
Integrity of these in your hands
Retain & maintain high standards
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Questions...
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