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SAA ATPL Syllabus Flight Planning Heli

This document outlines the topics covered in an ATP syllabus for flight planning and performance as it relates to helicopters. It covers various aeronautical terminology including airspeeds, meteorological terms, aerodrome terminology, and helicopter performance classifications. The syllabus also addresses helicopter operating limitations, performance graphs specific to the S-92S helicopter model, mass and balance calculations, and critical points related to pre-flight planning like point of equal time and point of no return.

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SAA ATPL Syllabus Flight Planning Heli

This document outlines the topics covered in an ATP syllabus for flight planning and performance as it relates to helicopters. It covers various aeronautical terminology including airspeeds, meteorological terms, aerodrome terminology, and helicopter performance classifications. The syllabus also addresses helicopter operating limitations, performance graphs specific to the S-92S helicopter model, mass and balance calculations, and critical points related to pre-flight planning like point of equal time and point of no return.

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ATP syllabus Flight planning & performance (H)

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REF
2.2 FLIGHT PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE
HELICOPTER
H
2.2.1 AIRSPEED TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS


IAS, RAS (CAS), TAS


VA, VNO, VNE, VX, VY
2.2.2 METEOROLOGICAL TERMINOLOGY
International Standard Atmosphere (ISA)
OAT, IOAT, TAT, SAT, RAT
Temperature deviation from ISA
Pressure altitude, Density altitude
QNH, QFE, QNE
2.2.3 AERODROME TERMINOLOGY
Runway length
Displaced thresholds (permanent/temporary)
CAR 91.08.3 HELICOPTER PERFORMANCE CLASSIFICATION
Class 1, 2 and 3 Helicopters
2.4 HELICOPTER PERFORMANCE OPERATING LIMITATIONS
CAR 2011
127.08
Take-off, take-off flight path
En route with one or more engines inoperative
Approach and landing
2.2.5 HELICOPTER PERFORMANCE GRAPHS
USE OF S-92S PERFORMANCE MANUAL
2.2.5.1 Airspeed limits
2.2.5.2 Take-off and landing
Gross weight, bleed air off
Gross weight, bleed air on
2.2.5.3 Mass and balance data
Horizontal centre of gravity chart
Weight and centre of gravity envelope
ATP syllabus Flight planning & performance (H)
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Cockpit and cabin weight and moment tables
Usable fuel weight and moment table
Engine oil weight and moment table
2.2.5.4 Forward climb performance, best rate of climb speed tables
2.2.5.5 Hover OGE
Take-off power bleed off
Take-off power bleed on
2.2.6 MASS AND BALANCE
2.2.6.1 Terminology:

Arm, moment, reference datum, station, centre of gravity
(CG)

CG limits forward and aft
CG limits lateral
Maximum zero fuel mass
Empty operating mass
Maximum floor load
2.2.6.2 Calculation of CG
2.2.6.3 Movement of CG in flight
2.2.6.4 Maximum load at station
2.2.6.5 Ballast
2.2.7 PET AND PNR
2.2.7.1 PET (point of equal time)
2.2.7.1.1 all engines operating
2.2.7.1.2 one engine inoperative (critical point)
2.2.7.1.3 single leg/multi leg
2.2.7.2 PNR (point of no return)
ATP syllabus Flight planning & performance (H)
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2.2.7.2.1 with/without fuel reserve
single leg/multi leg
2.2.8 Fuel weight and Performance
specific weight
specific gravity
fuel consumption, fuel used, fuel flow, endurance
ANM/fuel ratio
GNM/fuel ratio

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