IN ORDER TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE ANY FLIGHT PROGRAM REQUIRES PREPARATION.  BEFORE BEGINNING THIS PROGRAM AT A MINIMUM THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL SHOULD BE READ: CHAPTERS 1,2 AND 4 OF THE C150 MANUAL. CHAPTERS 1,2, 3 AND 7 OF THE AIRPLANE FLYING HANDBOOK.

1.  Preflight (2-1) – Student, Start (2-7), Taxi (2-9), Run up (2-11) & Take-off (5-1) - Instructor, Climbs (5-4, 3-13), Straight & Level (3-4), Descents (3-15) and Turns to Heading (3-7) - Instructor and Student, Landing (8-1) - Instructor, Communication - Instructor.

2.  Preflight, Start, Taxi, Run up - Student; Take-off - Student steers, Instructor controls; Four Basics review - Student, Glides - Student, Tracking (6-2) - Student.

3.  Slow Flight (4-1), Glides – Emergency (8-25), Rectangular Course (6-4).

4.  Steep Power Turns (9-1), Glides, Tracking.

5.  Power-On (4-3, 4-8) and Power-Off Stalls (4-7), Glides, Tracking.

6.  Ground Reference Maneuvers - S Turns (6-6) and Turns About a Point (6-7).

7.  Normal and Crosswind Takeoffs and Landings, Traffic Patterns (7-1), Low Passes, Go around (7-8).

8.  Normal and Crosswind Takeoffs (5-2, 5-5) and Landings (8-1, 8-13), Controlled Field Operations (9-5, Complete Pilot), Low Passes.

9.  Normal and Crosswind Takeoffs and Landings, Emergencies (Chapter 16, Instructor), Review Part 61 Solo Requirements.

10.  Normal and Crosswind Takeoffs and Landings till Solo.

11.  Normal and Crosswind Takeoffs and Landings 2nd Solo.

12.  Solo Takeoffs and Landings.

13.  Flight procedures to and from Practice Area.

14. Solos to Practice Area.

15.  Solo Flight Landings & Practice Area.

16.  Emergency Flight by Reference to Instruments (16-12), Navigational Aid usage (Chapter 8 Complete Pilot), Short (5-8, 8-17) and Soft-field (5-10, 8-19) takeoffs and landings.

17.    Local Night Flight (Chapter 10):  Will Rogers, Westheimer, David J. Perry airport.

18.  Short Dual Cross-country (Chapter 7 Complete Pilot) using Pilotage and Dead Reckoning