PRE-LESSON BRIEFC172 N4783R · 0900Z

J. Lambert

Pre-solo
LESSON 24 · PRE-SOLO REVIEWGROUND 0.4 · FLIGHT 1.3 HR
OBJECTIVE

Confirm solo readiness — every pre-solo maneuver flown to ACS standard, emergency procedures executed cold.

TODAY'S PLAN
01

DEPARTURE taxi technique · straight-out · climbout

02

AIRWORK dutch rolls · slow flight · power-on/off stalls · steep turns · S-turns

03

EMERGENCIES engine-out scenarios · emergency descent

04

PATTERN power-off landings · slip-to-land · go-arounds

Common error & risk — leg 03

Engine failure after takeoff. Lambert reaches for the restart checklist before flying the airplane. Pitch to best glide — 68 KIAS — field ahead, then troubleshoot. Drill the immediate actions cold.

MANEUVERS · ACS
9 OF 11
LANDINGS
124
PRE-SOLO TEST
88%
Nail the engine-out drill today and Lambert's cleared for the pattern solo.
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ROSTER · 24 ACTIVEUPDATED 0847Z
LAMBERT, J.PRE-SOLOON TRACK
OKAFOR, A.X-COUNTRYNEEDS WX REV.
PETRIE, S.IFRSTRONG
YAMASAKI, R.PRE-SOLOQUIET 9 DAYS
BERG, E.CHECKRIDEREADY
CHEN, M.COMMERCIALXC PLANNING
ACTIVE
0
AT RISK
0
CHECKRIDE ≤30D
0
YAMASAKI — quiet since the windy week. Pinned wx review for next lesson.
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Handbooks
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Charting
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Advisory / Cases
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Supplemental
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