Aircraft Technical Specific (POH)
Description
Key Points:
- Covers aircraft structure, engine, and electrical systems
- Explains performance, weight and balance, and limitations
- Includes normal and emergency operating procedures
- Builds practical knowledge for aircraft handling and maintenance awareness
- Essential for DGCA Technical (Specific) exam preparation
Description:
The Aircraft Technical (Specific) subject gives detailed knowledge about the particular aircraft used for CPL training. It focuses on aircraft systems, performance, and limitations to help pilots operate safely and efficiently. This subject prepares students for the DGCA Aircraft Technical (Specific) examination and real-world cockpit understanding.
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