Advanced UPRT
Advanced UPRT
In recent years, it has become apparent that adverse flight conditions involving loss of control of the aircraft are among the main risk factors and can lead to accidents in aviation. For this reason, it is necessary to prepare pilots as well as possible for dangerous situations so that they can cope with adverse flight conditions and loss of control.
The aim of the training is to increase pilots’ ability to recognize and avoid situations that can lead to aircraft malfunctions. Furthermore, it improves their ability to regain control of an aircraft that has exceeded normal flight conditions.
This is achieved by increasing awareness of potential disruptive situations, as well as knowledge of flight dynamics and the application of this knowledge during training scenarios.
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Theory courses Advanced UPRT
The objective of the theoretical knowledge course as part of advanced UPRT in accordance with FCL.745 is to prepare student pilots for UPRT in aircraft.
- Aerodynamics
- Causes of and contributing factors to disruptions
- Detection of excitement
- Undesirable aircraft conditions
- G-force awareness and management
- Energy management
- Trajectory management
- Threat and error management
- Human factors
The course consists of 5 hours of theoretical instruction.
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Practical training Advanced UPRT
- Understanding of basic aerodynamics and flight dynamics to obtain a
- Understanding of the angle of attack and the energy state of the aircraft throughout the entire flight range used
- Application of theoretical knowledge to prevent environmental disturbances or disturbances caused by aircraft systems and pilots, and to recover from such disturbances
- Training g-awareness to convey experience with the effects of the physiological aspects of g-force (positive/negative/lateral) with the effects of sensory illusions.
- Developing awareness for the early detection of dangerous flight conditions
- Information and techniques for regaining control of the aircraft
The advanced UPRT course includes 3 hours of flight training.
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Voraussetzungen VFR Nachtflugberechtigung gem. FCL.810
Die praktische Ausbildung für die Nachtflugberechtigung umfaßt mindestens 5 Flugstunden, die in der Regel nach Absprache auf einem unserer Flugzeuge geflogen werden. Es gibt jedoch auch die Möglichkeit, unter bestimmten Rahmenbedingungen, hierzu ein eigenes oder z.B. ein Vereinsflugzeug zu verweden.
Die mindestens 5 Flugstunden bei Nacht, setzen sich aus mindestens 3 Stunden Ausbildung mit einem Lehrberechtigten, davon mindestens eine Stunde Überland-Navigation mit wenigstens einem Überlandflug von mindestens 50 km (27 NM) mit einem Lehrberechtigten sowie 5 Alleinstarts und 5 Allein-Landungen bis zum vollständigen Stillstand zusammen.
Sollten sie schon über eine abgeschlossene theoretische Ausbildung für den Nachtflug verfügen, ermöglichen wir individuell die praktische Ausbildung.
Die Flugstunden werden gemäßt aktueller Preisliste abgerechnet. Sollte die theoretische Ausbildung nicht bei uns absolviert werden, dann zzgl. 200 EUR Verwaltungsgebühr.
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The training options are diverse, and our website cannot replace a personal consultation. Please feel free to contact us to discuss possible training options and clarify any questions you may have. You are also welcome to book the course using the contact form.
We will coordinate the training dates with you at short notice.