WEB Management TEM Items and EASA PPLA Syllabus
WEB Module 22 - PPL A 3 1 Introduction
As a Private Pilot License (PPL) holder, individuals have the privilege to operate aircraft worldwide with passengers on board in the role of Pilot-in-Command (PIC). WEB Management's modular flight training program, TEM, aligns with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) PPLA syllabus, ensuring a comprehensive and standardized training experience. This article details the syllabus items within the module and their relevance to EASA training requirements.
Aircraft Familiarization (2)
This module covers the fundamental aspects of aircraft familiarization, including pre-flight inspections, systems knowledge, engine starting procedures, and basic flight controls. It encompasses the knowledge and skills necessary for safe and efficient aircraft operation.
Preparation for and after Flight (3)
The module emphasizes the importance of thorough flight planning and post-flight procedures. It teaches students how to calculate weight and balance, plan a route, obtain weather information, and conduct comprehensive pre-flight and post-flight briefings. These procedures ensure the safety and efficiency of every flight.
Air Experience (4)
Air Experience involves practical flight training under the supervision of a certified flight instructor. Students progress through a series of exercises, including basic maneuvers, navigation, emergency procedures, and cross-country flights. These exercises build the necessary flight proficiency and confidence for solo flight and beyond.
Effects of (4)
This module delves into the effects of various factors on aircraft performance and pilot decision-making. Students learn about the influence of weather, aerodynamics, human factors, and regulations on flight operations. This knowledge enhances safety and promotes responsible pilot behavior.
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