Theory of multiengine airplane operation including the ground instruction necessary for preparation for the FAA multiengine rating. Second course in a sequence offering additional instruction in aerodynamics, aircraft systems, commercial pilot operations, weight and balance, and complex, multiengine aircraft operations. Second course in a sequence offering additional solo cross country flight and dual advanced instrument flight instruction required for the FAR Part 61 Instrument-Airplane rating or FAR Part 141 Commercial Pilot-Airplane certificate with Instrument-Airplane rating.Īerodynamics, aircraft systems, commercial pilot operations, weight and balance, and complex aircraft operation.ĪERT 3240 Basic Commercial Flight InstructionĪerodynamics, aircraft systems, commercial pilot operations, weight and balance, and complex, multiengine aircraft operations.ĪERT 3250 Advanced Commercial Flight Instruction Instrument flight planning, meteorology, approach procedures, approach chart interpretation and instrument flight communications.ĪERT 2810 Basic Instrument Flight Instructionįirst course in a sequence offering approximately half of the PIC cross country flight and dual basic instrument flight instruction required for the FAR Part 61 Instrument-Airplane rating or FAR Part 141 Commercial Pilot-Airplane certificate with Instrument-Airplane rating.ĪERT 2820 Advanced Instrument Flight Instruction Includes cross country flight requirements. Includes supplemental ground instruction.ĪERT 2230 Private Pilot Flight Instruction IIĬompletion of requirements for Private Pilot-Airplane under FAR Part 141. Initial FAR Part 141 Private Pilot-Airplane basic flight training maneuvers and instruction through solo flight. Focus on assessment and analyses of equipment, human resources, financial, economic and marketing requirements.ĪERT 2220 Private Pilot Flight Instruction I The various aspects and issues of small airports, fixed base operators and general aviation are discussed with a focus on current practices and procedures.Īn overview of the process for integrating safety into day-to-day aviation operations, to include safety goals and performance targets, risk assessments, responsibilities and authorities, rules and procedures, and monitoring and evaluation processes.Ĭapstone course that integrates a student's knowledge and skill in study of operations and management of business aviation companies. Presentation and analysis of factors and procedures relating to aviation safety, techniques for accident prevention, development of safety programs, accident investigation analyses, and understanding human factors.Īn introduction to management and operations in the aviation service industry.
Includes airport and passenger liability, tariffs, worker's compensation, manufacturer's and repairers liability, and national/international aviation legislation and regulation. Emphasis on scheduled air carrier organizations and activities.Ī survey of significant aviation legal cases.
Study of the common carrier air transportation system and the structure of commercial air carriers. Focus on basic air traffic control procedures and regulations, FAA control facilities, FSS services, radio communication and navigation principles, safety, and new developments. Emphasis on air carrier and general aviation.Īn introduction to safety and security in airport and FBO ground operational activities, to include fueling, aircraft marshalling, ground vehicle operation, accident/incident response and reporting, and general aviation security.ĪERT 2240 Air Traffic Control and the National Airspace SystemĪ study of the nation's air traffic control system. Topics covered will include the historical aspects of aviation development upon humanity, basic introduction of air transportation, regulatory development and administration of air transportation system. History of global aviation development and aviation regulations within the United Statues.
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