Flight Lessons

Master coordinated 45° bank turns with precision altitude control

Fly at minimum controllable airspeed and understand the flight envelope edge

Recognize and recover from approach-to-landing stall scenarios

Recognize and recover from departure/climb stall scenarios

Maintain a constant-radius ground track around a reference point

Fly symmetrical semicircles of equal size on each side of a straight reference line

Fly an equal-distance ground track around a rectangular reference — the traffic pattern in miniature

Maximize takeoff performance and climb angle to clear an obstacle from a short runway

Fly a precise, stabilized approach to touch down at a chosen point with minimum ground roll

Takeoff technique for grass, dirt, or soft surfaces

Touchdown technique to minimize ground roll on soft surfaces

Lose altitude rapidly without increasing airspeed

Execute a missed approach when landing is not advisable

Plan and execute a forced landing after simulated engine failure