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        • Unit 3 – Mock Checkride – High Airwork and Emergency Instrument Flying Focus
        • Unit 4 – Mock Checkride – Emergencies and Traffic Pattern Focus
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        • Unit 6 – Dress Rehearsal Mock Checkride
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        • Unit 1 – Simulator familiarization and flight in the traffic pattern
        • Unit 2 – Short flight from uncontrolled airport to a second uncontrolled airport
        • Unit 3 – Tower Controlled Airport Traffic Pattern
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        • Unit 5 – Introduction to ATC Radar Service and Traffic Advisories
        • Unit 6 – Class Delta Airport to Class Delta Airport with Traffic Advisories
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        • Unit 8 – Class D Airspace Transition with Approach Control
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      • I. Preflight Preparation
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        • Task C: Weather Information
        • Task D: Cross-Country Flight Planning
        • Task E: National Airspace System
        • Task F: Performance and Limitations
        • Task G: Operation of Systems
        • Task J: Aeromedical Factors
      • II: Preflight Procedures
        • Task A: Preflight Inspection
        • Task B: Cockpit Management
        • Task C: Engine Starting
      • X: Emergency Operations
        • Task C: Systems and Equipment Malfunctions
        • Task D: Emergency Equipment and Survival Gear
      • XI: Night Operation
        • Task A: Night Preparation
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    • Instrument Proficiency Check

Fly Out – Columbia Father’s Day Flyin

June 14, 2014April 24, 2014dustinmj1336

Share a great day with your son or father in Columbia, CA surrounded by aviation.

Come to the May Preflight membership meeting to receive planning information and register for the fly out.

Click http://www.fathersdayflyin.com/ for information.

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