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Powered Flight Syllabus #3 CAP O-Rides Squadron 85

Normal Flight Maneuvers The orientation pilot will perform the following maneuvers at a minimum altitude of 2,500 feet AGL

Climbing Turns Perform climbing turns emphasizing collision avoidance

Slow Flight Demonstrate slow flight (minimum controllable airspeed (MCA)).

Stalls Demonstrate straight ahead and turning stalls

Turns Demonstrate medium and steep bank turns as appropriate and discuss proper rudder coordination and control stick requirements to keep the nose up

Spirals and Spins Discuss steep spirals and spins. Emphasize the difference and the dangers of excessive load factors in steep spirals

Ground Reference Maneuvers Demonstrate ground reference maneuvers used in search activities (parallel track, S- turns, expanding square)

O-RIDES GROUND SCHOOL Created by Cadet Airmen 1 st Class Stein