Topics include the presentation of aircraft systems, multi-engine aerodynamics, normal and emergency procedures, and flight with an inoperative engine. AVIA 321 may be sequenced before AVIA 331 and taken in the same semester. Topics include aircraft systems, multi-engine aerodynamics, normal and emergency procedures, and flight with an inoperative engine. Topics include aircraft systems and performance, flight with an inoperative engine in both VFR and IFR conditions, and inoperative engine instrument approaches. Topics include the presentation of aircraft systems and performance, flight with an inoperative engine in both VFR and IFR conditions, and inoperative engine instrument approaches.
Systems covered include propulsion, environmental, electrical, hydraulic, and fuel.
Upon the completion of this course, the student should be prepared for the oral portion of an FAA Proficiency Check as outlined in FAR 121.441, or an FAA Competency Check as outlined in FAR 135.293. Systems covered include propulsion, environmental, electrical, hydraulic, and fuel. Upon the completion of this course the student should be prepared for the flight portion of an FAA Proficiency Check as outlined in FAR 121.441, or an FAA Competency Check as outlined in FAR 135.293. This course is conducted in conjunction with commercial aircraft operators and is designed to provide additional advanced training while allowing the inexperienced pilot to build the additional multi-engine experience necessary for future employment. The College of West Virginia.