Effective:Februari_2014_(IV/08)
PT. INDOAVIS NUSANTARA, in collaboration with Flying School, create and produce a product, to equip the Instructors and Pilot students with an Air Navigation Handbook domestically produced. This Manual will continually be updated and evaluated in order to generate the will be, reliable and professional Indonesian Aviator Candidates.
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Student Pilot Manual
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Indoavis Student Pilot Air Navigation Manual, contains information needed by the prospective student pilots and instructors in understanding the information AIS required, in the training of flying and navigation from the beginning of Flight Preparations, Pre-flight, Flight Maneuver Approach / Landing until the parking stage.
The information contained in the Manual has been carefully collected and presented in an easy to understand and use format. The information contained in the Manual, covered at the time of publishing and printing that might be subject to revision and changes that comes with the time.
This Manual has been prepared for the use of Student Pilots learning to fly. It provides information and direction in the introduction and performance of Air Navigation Exercises as well as information related to Flight Training Course
In preparing this Manual the Objective was to provide progressive study material, using basic terms and language aligned to Pilot Training at elementary level.
This Manual also provides Introduction to Cross Country Flights both at VFR.
Air Navigation is: The Process of Piloting the Aircraft, from one place to another while monitoring one’s position as the flight progress. It introduce the need for planning, which includes plotting the course on an Aeronautical Chart, selecting check points, measuring distances, observing pertinent weather info and computing flight time, headings and fuel requirements.
The Methods used in the Manual include Pilotage- navigating by references to visible land marks, dead reckoning- computation of direction and distances from a known position, and Radio Navigation by use of Radio Aids.
