LICENSE PPL (H)

The knowledge of Meterorology and Climatology is essential for flight. In this asigntura the future pilots are offered the basic knowledge that allows them to identify and explain the meteorological and climatological phenomena of greater importance for the aviation security.

22 TOPICS

115 PAGES

VFR Communications is a subject that includes all the rules, procedures and techniques necessary for students to start in aeronautical phraseology, and to develop in the correct exchange of radio messages.

5 TOPICS

35 PAGES

The Aeronautical Law can be defined as the set of principles and rules that order the conditions in which the airspace must be used by the aircraft and the services supporting the circulation through this space, as well as the legal relations that take place on the occasion of such activity.

31 TOPICS

191 PAGES

The subject of General Knowledge of the Aircraft is one of the most extensive, where they teach the student pilot the multiple instruments and systems that are part of the aircraft and make it operate safely.

37 TOPICS

228 PAGES

Human Limitations is a subject that explains human physiological systems and how they affect flight conditions. Also some psychology in terms of information processing and decision making in the booth.

12 TOPICS

108 PAGES

It is divided into three parts: the first, Loading and Centering, serves to know how to distribute the load inside our aircraft, and how it affects the performance of this. The second part, Performance, uses physical concepts to explain which are the best flight parameters during the various parts of it. The third, Planning, teaches us how to navigate with aeronautical charts.

17 TOPICS

132 PAGES

The subject of Navigation teaches us everything related to the cartography and planning of flights, navigation aids and other procedures for calculating wind and trigonometry. It is the most complicated subject..

6 TOPICS

65 PAGES

The objective of the Flight Principles course is to try to explain a series of elementary concepts that allow us to understand how it is possible for a helicopter to remain in the air and what are all the forces that act in it.

9 TOPICS

55 PAGES

Operational Procedures, mixes subjects from the rest of the subjects and shows us the procedures to follow in different emergency situations, such as: icing, bird collisions, emergency landings, etc ...

8 TOPICS

32 PAGES