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This chapter sets out and discusses the various issues that are critically important to the conduct of a well planned, safe and organized flight, as well as the health and physiological appropriateness of the flight crew, in all flight environments, but particularly in IMC environments.
Airplane Performance- You will learn about handling an
airplane under different conditions
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Human Factors-You will learn how your health affects your
flying Section 1 - General Health Hypoxia Stagnant Hypoxia Prevention of Hypoxia Section 2 - Ozone Sickness Carbon Monoxide (CO) Cigarettes Hyperventilation Decompression Sickness Section 3 - Vision Noise, Vibration and Temperature Sensory Illusions Spatial Disorientation Section 4 - Alcohol Drugs Blood Donations Fatigue Eating Section 5 - Stress Panic Physical Fitness Section 6 - Pilot Decision Making Human Factors-Summary |
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Weight and Balance-You will learn how to
load and balance your aircraft
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