Overview:

• Learn the technical systems and operational procedures of your aircraft

• Understand aircraft limitations, normal/emergency checklists, and performance charts

• Prepare using manufacturer-specific data such as POH (Pilot Operating Handbook) or AFM (Aircraft Flight Manual)

• Real-life situational training to build operational awareness

• Practice-based learning with mock tests and oral Q&As

Syllabus:

The syllabus varies based on the aircraft but generally includes the following modules:

• Aircraft General Information (Type, Registration, MTOW, Configuration)

• Engine Systems (Fuel System, Carburetor/Fuel Injection, Ignition, Cooling, Lubrication)

• Propeller System (Fixed pitch or constant speed)

• Electrical System (Battery, Alternator, Circuit Breakers)

• Flight Instruments (Vacuum, Pitot-Static, Gyroscopic)

• Landing Gear System

• Fuel Capacity & Endurance

• Emergency Procedures (Engine failure, Electrical failure, Fire, etc.)

• Checklists & Memory Items

• Aircraft Performance and Loading

• Limitations (Speed, Altitude, Weight)

• Weight and Balance (CG limits, loading scenarios)

FMS provides detailed aircraft-specific technical manuals, diagrams, and revision sheets for in-depth preparation.