CNATRAINST 1542.108E
08 April 2004
items should be performed and graded. HEADWORK, PROCEDURES and
BASIC AIRWORK, shall be graded only on the flight comprising the
majority of the event, unless circumstances dictate otherwise.
9.
Weather/Safety Pilots (Shotgunning)
a. Shotgunning of any flight must have prior approval from
the commanding officer.
b. Weather safety pilots may not be used on a routine basis
for reasons other than adverse weather.
c. All weather safety pilots shall be designated
instructors and have at least two IUT flights in stage to shotgun
a solo flight.
d. The weather safety pilot may award an unsatisfactory
grade for the flight only for the reasons specified in CNATRAINST
1500.4F.
e. Shotgunning of solo flights for other than adverse
weather must have prior approval from the TRAWING commander.
f. The following flights shall not be shotgunned for any
reason: FAM-18, FCLP-08X, CQ-13X, and CQ-14X.
10. Emergency Procedures. Emergency procedures and malfunctions
must be learned in such a manner as to build the student
confidence and establish safe aircraft operating proficiency.
These procedures will be introduced during academics/flight
support events and will then be reviewed and evaluated in the
simulator and/or aircraft as appropriate.
a. During each simulator event, the "Emergency of the Day"
shall be exercised.
b. A satisfactory level of performance in all critical
emergency procedures is required prior to the first solo and
reviewed regularly thereafter.
c. All NATOPS examinations will be satisfactorily completed
prior to FAM-17X.
d. The student shall successfully complete an oral
emergency procedures examination during the FAM-17X "safe for
solo" brief. The result of the oral examination shall be entered
in the Remarks section of the ATF.
e. In order to maintain familiarity with emergency
procedures after completion of the pre-solo phase, the student
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