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CPL Training Course Notes

The document outlines the training course notes for obtaining a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), covering essential topics such as air law, aircraft general knowledge, flight performance, human performance, meteorology, navigation, operational procedures, principles of flight, communications, and practical flight training. Each section details key concepts and requirements necessary for aspiring pilots. This comprehensive guide serves as a foundational resource for CPL training.

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CPL Training Course Notes

The document outlines the training course notes for obtaining a Commercial Pilot License (CPL), covering essential topics such as air law, aircraft general knowledge, flight performance, human performance, meteorology, navigation, operational procedures, principles of flight, communications, and practical flight training. Each section details key concepts and requirements necessary for aspiring pilots. This comprehensive guide serves as a foundational resource for CPL training.

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Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Training Course Notes

1. Air Law

- ICAO: Purpose, structure, and Annexes

- Privileges & Limitations of a CPL holder

- Rules of the Air: Right of way, airspace classifications (A-G), VFR/IFR rules

- Licensing Requirements: Medical, logbook entries, validity

- ATC Procedures: Communication, clearance limits, readbacks

2. Aircraft General Knowledge

- Airframe Systems: Landing gear, flight controls, brakes

- Engines: Piston and turbine engine operations, starting procedures, failure causes

- Propellers: Fixed vs. variable pitch, feathering

- Instruments: Pitot-static, gyroscopic, navigation instruments

- Electrical System: Alternators, batteries, busbars

3. Flight Performance and Planning

- Performance Charts: Take-off, climb, cruise, landing

- Weight and Balance: Calculations, CG limits

- Flight Planning: Routes, NOTAMs, METAR/TAFs, fuel requirements

- Nav Log: Estimated vs actual time, fuel checks

4. Human Performance & Limitations


Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Training Course Notes

- Physiology: Hypoxia, hyperventilation, fatigue, decompression

- Vision: Night vision, illusions

- Health: Alcohol/drug effects, fitness to fly

- Stress & Decision Making: CRM, situational awareness

5. Meteorology

- Atmosphere Structure

- Cloud Types & Formations: Cumulonimbus, stratus, etc.

- Weather Systems: Fronts, pressure systems, fog

- Winds & Turbulence

- Forecast Interpretation: METAR, TAF, SIGMET

6. Navigation (General & Radio)

- Map Reading: Topographic and aeronautical charts

- Dead Reckoning & Pilotage

- Magnetic Compass Errors

- VOR, DME, ADF, GNSS

- R/T Phraseology for Navigation

7. Operational Procedures
Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Training Course Notes

- Flight Preparation: Checklists, briefings

- Emergency Procedures

- Fuel Management

- Passenger Briefing

- Abnormal Weather Handling

8. Principles of Flight

- Aerodynamics: Lift, drag, thrust, weight

- Stalls & Spins: Recovery techniques

- High-Speed Flight: Mach number, shock waves

- Stability & Control

9. Communications (VFR & IFR)

- Phraseology

- Emergency Comms: MAYDAY, PAN-PAN

- Lost Comms Procedures

- Flight Plan Filing & Activation

10. Flight Training (Practical)

- Basic Maneuvers: Climbs, descents, turns

- Advanced Maneuvers: Steep turns, slow flight, stall recovery


Commercial Pilot License (CPL) Training Course Notes

- Navigation Flights

- Night Flying

- Emergency Procedures

- Multi-Engine Operations (if applicable)

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