Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00050:body:0:p107
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00050
Segment Type: other
Provision Reference: 
Character Range: 368960–372732

pre-flight and in-flight safety briefings to ensure passengers are familiar with safety procedures, emergency equipment, exits and operational requirements;
            2.        manage cargo.

 2.                     Range of variables
        1.        activities are performed in accordance with published procedures;
        2.        simulated conditions can be used;
        3.         for FR- MEHT.5 – instrument flying, simulated or actual instrument conditions.

 3.                     Underpinning knowledge of the following:
        1.        privileges, limitations and responsibilities of the licences, ratings and endorsements the applicant holds;
        2.        flight review requirements;
        3.         obtaining, interpreting and applying meteorological and aeronautical information;
        4.        navigation and flight planning for day VFR operations;
        5.        weight and balance and aircraft performance;
        6.          operation of systems fitted to the aircraft that is used in the flight review;
        7.        extracting and applying aircraft performance data for the aircraft that is used in the flight review;
        8.        limitations applicable to the rotorcraft being flown for the flight review;
        9.          airspace requirements and procedures;
       10.          helicopter landing sites;
       11.         manage cargo and passengers;
       12.          hazard identification and risk management;
       13.      low inertia characteristics;
       14.        for each of the following, the typical causal factors and contributing operational situations, avoidance and recognition of symptoms and recovery techniques:
               1.          vortex ring generation;
               2.         ground resonance;
               3.       loss of tail rotor effectiveness;
               4.       low 'g' and mast bumping;
               5.         overpitching/low RRPM – rotor stall;
               6.       retreating blade stall;
               7.      recirculation;
               8.    dynamic rollover;
       15.        non-normal and emergency procedures, including full and partial failures;
       16.        local operating procedures;
       17.        hazardous weather;
       18.          airworthiness requirements;
       19.         reporting requirements;
       20.          ERSA normal and emergency procedures;
       21.        current and recently changed legislation and procedures that are relevant to the applicant's licences, ratings and endorsements.
GYROPLANE CATEGORY

G1 Control gyroplane on the ground

1 Unit description
    This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to operate a gyroplane on the ground.

2 Elements and performance criteria
2.1 G1.1 – Start and stop engine
    The person must be able to demonstrate their ability to do the following:
       (a) perform engine start and after start actions;
       (b) perform engine shutdown and after shutdown actions;
       (c) manage engine start and shutdown malfunctions and emergencies;
       (d) consider ground surface in relation to contamination and propeller care during engine start and stop activities;
       (e) control gyroplane movement during and after engine start.
2.2 G1.2 – Conduct prerotation
    The person must be able to demonstrate their ability to do the following:
       (a) operate rotor brake (if fitted);
       (b) conduct prerotation;
       (c) prevent blade flap;
       (d) maintain rotor disc position within limits during prerotation and ground manoeuvring.
2.3 G1.3 – Taxi gyroplane
    The person must be able to demonstrate their ability to do the following while taxiing a gyroplane:
       (a) check and confirm proper functioning of the wheel brake