Airmanship

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Airmanship

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Airmanship. Objectives. List the features of an airfield Detail a passenger pre-flight briefing Describe the features and types of aircraft used for Air Experience Flying (AEF) Detail runway markings and airfield lighting Discuss the purpose of a pre flight briefing - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Airmanship

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Objectives

• List the features of an airfield• Detail a passenger pre-flight briefing• Describe the features and types of aircraft

used for Air Experience Flying (AEF)• Detail runway markings and airfield lighting• Discuss the purpose of a pre flight briefing• Detail the Aircraft controls and outline how

they work.

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Airfield types

RAF Waddington

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Airfield types

RAF Kenley

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Airfield types

Gatwick Airport

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Airfield types

Heathrow Airport

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Airfield types

Redhill Aerodrome

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Airfield Types

• What do they all have in common?– Designated runways– Air Traffic Control (ATC)– Fire and rescue provision• Airports – have customs and excise• Airfields /Aerodromes don’t!

• Why do they have different shapes?.

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Runway Markings

• Used to identify key points on the runway from the Air

• Very important for safety.... Why?

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Runway Markings

• Basic markings are:

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Runway Markings

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Airfield Lighting

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Airfield Lighting

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Airfield Lighting

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Pre-flight Briefing

• Covers:– What to expect during the flight• Taking control of the aircraft• Speaking to the pilot etc.

– What to do in certain circumstances... Feeling unwell etc!

– Safety equipment – What to do in an emergency– How to use key equipment.

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Safety equipment

• Flying Helmet

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Safety equipment

• Flying Helmet• Parachute

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Safety equipment

• Flying Helmet• Parachute• Gloves

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Safety equipment

• Flying Helmet• Parachute• Gloves• Flying suit

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In case of emergency...

• Do as you are told and briefed• If you see something dangerous tell the pilot

or staff member• Keep calm• ???

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Aircraft – Grob Tutor

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Aircraft - Viking

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Aircraft - Vigilant

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Aircraft Controls

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Aircraft control surfaces

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Assessment!