Phase II MFT.pdf

3.33  MISSED APPROACH.................................................................................................... 3-23 
3.34  RADAR SQUARE PATTERN ........................................................................................ 3-23 
3.35  CIRCLING PROCEDURES ........................................................................................... 3-24 

CHAPTER 4 VISUAL NAVIGATION ..................................4-1 
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INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 4-1 
LOW-LEVEL NAVIGATION............................................................................................. 4-1 
LOW-LEVEL AWARENESS ............................................................................................ 4-3 
DESCENT TO THE LOW-LEVEL ENVIRONMENT........................................................ 4-4 
TERRAIN CLEARANCE.................................................................................................. 4-4 
TURNING ........................................................................................................................ 4-4 
PREPARATION AND PLANNING................................................................................... 4-5 
MAP PREPARATION ...................................................................................................... 4-5 
ROUTE ............................................................................................................................ 4-6 
FUEL................................................................................................................................ 4-7 
ROUTE STUDY ............................................................................................................... 4-7 
LOW-LEVEL TRAINING RULES (TRS) .......................................................................... 4-8 
TAKEOFF AND DEPARTURE ........................................................................................ 4-9 
ENROUTE TO HACK .................................................................................................... 4-10 
SET HEADING/HACK PROCEDURES......................................................................... 4-10 
MAP READING FUNDAMENTALS ............................................................................... 4-10 
NAVIGATION PROCEDURES ...................................................................................... 4-11 
WATCH/MAP/GROUND................................................................................................ 4-11 
ENROUTE PROCEDURES........................................................................................... 4-11 
TURN POINT PROCEDURES ...................................................................................... 4-13 
DESTINATION PROCEDURES .................................................................................... 4-13 
MENTAL DEAD RECKONING ...................................................................................... 4-13 
PREPARATION ............................................................................................................. 4-14 
ENROUTE ..................................................................................................................... 4-15 
PRECAUTIONARY PROCEDURES ............................................................................. 4-15 
SYSTEMS NAVIGATION .............................................................................................. 4-16 
ENTERING THE FLIGHT PLAN (GPS)......................................................................... 4-17 
AIRBORNE PROCEDURES – SYSTEMS NAVIGATION............................................. 4-18 
MDR WITH SYSTEMS NAVIGATION........................................................................... 4-20 
MISSION PLANNING GUIDE........................................................................................ 4-20 

CHAPTER 5 NIGHT FLYING .............................................5-1 
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INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 5-1 
BRIEFING........................................................................................................................ 5-1 
PRE-FLIGHT ................................................................................................................... 5-1 
IN FLIGHT ....................................................................................................................... 5-2 
TRAFFIC PATTERNS AND CIRCUITS........................................................................... 5-2 
AERODROME LIGHTING ............................................................................................... 5-4 

CHAPTER 6 BASIC FORMATION FLYING.......................6-1 
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INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 6-1 
BASIC FORMATIONS..................................................................................................... 6-1 
ECHELON RIGHT ........................................................................................................... 6-2 
ECHELON LEFT.............................................................................................................. 6-3 
LINE ASTERN ................................................................................................................. 6-4 
ROUTE ............................................................................................................................ 6-5 
R/T PROCEDURES......................................................................................................... 6-5 
GROUND HANDLING ..................................................................................................... 6-6 
RADIO DISCIPLINE ........................................................................................................ 6-6 

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