私人飞行员地面学校课程培训课件Lesson 8- Radio Communication and Aeronautical Charts

1、Aeronautical ChartsUS Aviation Academy Private Pilot Ground SchoolSectional ChartsUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolTerminal Area ChartsUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolSectional/TerminalChart Legend & SymbolsUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Co

2、urse Classroom Ground SchoolChart Legends and Symbols Cont.US Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolLatitude and LongitudeUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolDeadhorse, AlaskaHilo, HawaiiRadio Procedures US Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom

3、Ground SchoolThe Radar SystemUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolThe ATC Radar System Consists of:Radar StationsRadar BeaconsAircraft TranspondersTransponder OperationUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolTransponder Setting/CodeStandby Mode- STBYAlt

4、itude Mode ALTALT / 1200ALT /7600ALT / 7700ALT / 7500ALT / As AssignedALT / 0000,0001,7777OFF ModeWhen to UseRamp Ops and TaxiSet Before taking RunwayStandard VFR SquawkLost CommunicationsEmergency StatusAircraft HijackedEnter Code Assigned by ATCNever Use these CodesUse Only when Aircraft is Parked

5、Transponder PhraseologyUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolFAA Radar ServicesUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolPotomac TRACON Facility ATC ServicesUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolTraffic Control TowerTRACON FacilityN

6、ational Air Traffic Animation(Click Here)National ARTCC MapVHF Radio EquipmentUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolThe Phonetic AlphabetUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolUS Times Zones and Zulu (UTC) TimeUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Clas

7、sroom Ground SchoolUncontrolled Airport ProceduresPilot Controlled Lighting CommandsUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolRadio Frequency SequenceVFR Flight Plan between Controlled AirportsCheck Weather on ATISTaxi with Ground ControlTakeoff Using Tower ControlDepart the Term

8、inal Area with Departure ControlFollow Enroute Flight Plan with ARTCC (Center)Receive Handoff and Contact Control Tower at DestinationReceive Landing Clearance from Tower and Taxi Directions from GroundFlight Following Between Uncontrolled AirportsCheck Weather on ASOS, verify with Wind SockCheck CT

9、AF frequency for Local Traffic before announcing your Taxi Intentions for TakeoffAnnounce Takeoff and Monitor CTAF for Traffic until out of the AreaChange to Center Frequency and Request Flight Following EnrouteCancel Flight Following and Switch to Local CTAF Frequency at DestinationListen for Local

10、 Traffic before Entering Traffic Pattern for LandingUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolAirport ATC ServicesUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolATC ClearancesExample ATC Clearance for a VFR Flight Plan:Piper 8295XClearance Limit: You are Cleared to

11、 Ardmore AirportRoute: Fly runway heading, then Expect Direct to ArdmoreAltitude: Climb and Maintain 2000 feet, Expect 3500 in 10 MinutesFrequency: After Takeoff Contact Departure Frequency 118.1 Transponder Code: Squawk 4235US Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolApproach Freq

12、uenciesUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolLost Communication ProceduresUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolLight Gun SignalsRecognize that you have lost Radio CommunicationsAttempt to Correct the Problem. Use a Checklist if Available.Squawk 7600 o

13、n your Transponder and Continue to DestinationStay outside of and Above the Traffic Pattern until you determine the flow of the Traffic PatternFly Over the Tower (if Controlled) and Rock your WingsWatch the Tower for Directions via Light Gun SignalsEmergency ProceduresLost ProceduresFollow the 5 Cs:

14、Climbfor Better Radio and Radar Coverage Communicatewith last known Facility or refer to AFDConfessTo ATC that you are LostComplyWith Assistance InstructionsConserveReduce Power and Lean MixtureUS Flight Academy Private Pilot Course Classroom Ground SchoolDistress ProceduresIdentify that you are in Urgent DangerContact ATC and request Immediate AssistanceIf Necessary, Declare:“MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY”If not already Assigned a Code, Squawk 7700Comply with ATC as ableIf Landing off of an Airfield turn ELT to ONHomework AssignmentBecome familiar