Power Hour Lesson Outlines

Outline:  

1. Introduction

• Overview of CFII

• Can CFII be done as an initial flight instructor rating?

2. Requirements and Eligibility

• Typical process after obtaining CFI-A

• Eligibility criteria (FARs 61.183, 61.191)

• Required instrument rating on pilot certificate

• Aeronautical knowledge requirements (FARs 61.185)

3. Training and Procedural Aspects

• Training methodology and procedural nature

• Easier process compared to CFI-A

• Duration and structure of training for initial and additional ratings

4. Additional Privileges and Ratings

• Training for instrument rating

• Adding instrument rating to existing certificates

• Instrument Proficiency Check (IPC)

• Training for Commercial Certificate and recency of experience endorsement

• Privileges for training CFII as an additional or initial rating

• Knowledge test endorsements (IRA, CFII add-on, CFII initial)

5. Practical Tests

• Practical test requirements

• Specific tasks and lessons (Holding, BAI, Navigation, Approach)

• View-limiting device requirement for certain maneuvers

• LPV for precision approach requirement

6. Qualified Flight Instructors

• Criteria for qualified instructors for initial CFI/CFII/MEI ratings

• Experience requirements (2 years and 200 hours given or 400 hrs dual, etc.)

• Teaching qualifications for 141 approved courses

7. Specific Regulations and Best Practices

• FARs related to CFII as an initial rating (61.183, 61.195)

• Spin training and instructional proficiency endorsement

• Methods for demonstrating skills (Primary/Supporting or Control Performance)

8. Special Considerations

• Best fit scenarios (e.g., Airline pilots)

• Practical scenarios and procedures (Circle to land, maintaining altitude, etc.)