FLIGHT LESSON 1—EVALUATION OF
PRIVATE PILOT MANEUVERS
Dual—2.0 hours
Preflight Briefing
You will lead the discussion with your flight instructor.
Task
Desired Outcome Level †
Explain
Objective
Evaluate Private Pilot airmanship skills to determine
student’s proficiency.
Lesson Reference
If possible, please complete the following ground lesson
prior to this flight lesson.
GL 1—Advanced Human Factors
Practice
Preflight Preparation
Certificates and Documents
Airworthiness Requirements
National Airspace System
Performance and Limitations
Operation of Systems
† With reference to the Private Pilot PTS
Completion Standards

Meet the desired outcomes in the mission tables.
The shaded columns indicate the minimum
desired outcome level for each task.

Perform the tasks listed under Preflight
Preparation, Preflight Procedures, and Postflight
Procedures to the standards in the FAA Private
Pilot PTS.

Demonstrate mastery of the airplane with the
successful outcome of each task performed never
in doubt.

Demonstrate sound decision-making skills.
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Preflight Preparation ‡
Certificates and Documents
E
P
M
Airworthiness Requirements
E
P
M
National Airspace System
E
P
M
Performance and Limitations
E
P
M
Operation of Systems
E
P
M
Preflight Inspection
E
P
M
Cockpit Management
E
P
M
Engine Starting
E
P
M
Taxiing
E
P
M
Runway Incursion
Avoidance
E
P
M
Before-Takeoff Check
E
P
M
Radio Communications and
ATC Light Signals
E
P
M
Airport, Runway, and
Taxiway Signs, Markings
and Lighting
E
P
M
Traffic Patterns
E
P
M
Normal and Crosswind
Takeoff and Climb
E
P
M
Normal and Crosswind
Approach and Landing
E
P
M
Go-Around / Rejected
Landing
E
P
M
Preflight Procedures ‡
Not
Observed
SRM
Perform
Practice
Explain
Not
Observed
SRM
Perform
Practice
Explain
Desired Outcome Level †
Describe
Task
Desired Outcome Level †
Describe
Task
Evaluate
Slow Flight and Stalls
Maneuvering During Slow
Flight
E
P
M
Power-Off Stalls
E
P
M
Power-On Stalls
E
P
M
Spin Awareness
E
P
M
E
P
M
E
P
M
Emergency Operations
Emergency Approach and
Landing (Simulated)
Postflight Procedures ‡
After Landing, Parking, and
Securing
† With reference to the Private Pilot PTS
‡ These tasks must be demonstrated at the FAA
Private Pilot PTS level for this lesson to be complete.
Airport Operations
Takeoffs, Landings, and
Go-Arounds
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Postflight Debriefing
Single-Pilot Resource Management
Within the context of the scenario, you will apply singlepilot resource management (SRM) concepts effectively.
This includes using SRM tools to manage risk and using
the aeronautical decision making (ADM) process to
make and implement effective decisions.
Task
Desired Outcome Level†
Explain
Practice
ADM Process
Risk Management
Task Management
Situational Awareness
CFIT Awareness
Automation Management
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You will lead the discussion with your flight instructor.
Task
Desired Outcome Level†
Explain
Practice
Critique student
performance.
Critique the effectiveness
of aeronautical decision
making.
Update record folder and
logbook.
 Completed
Discuss remedial
activities if minimum
desired outcome levels
are not met.
 Completed
Assign study material.
 Completed
† With reference to the Private Pilot PTS
Study Assignment
ML 1—Accelerated Stalls
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