The 9 theoretical subjects
The following subjects belong to the general subjects:
10 Air Law
Understanding national and international regulations, the structure of airspace, and aviation traffic rules.
40 Human Performance
Learning about the main organs of the human body and the effects of flying on one’s physiology.
50 Meteorology
Interpreting weather charts and forecasts, understanding the structure of the atmosphere and frontal systems to identify hazards early.
60 Navigation
Map reading, geographic and magnetic north poles, coordinates, and radio navigation as the foundation for reaching the destination safely.
90 VFR Radiotelephony
Structure and procedure of standard communications with air traffic control, special cases, and a review of aviation weather information and airspace classifications.
The following subjects belong to the helicopter-specific subjects:
20 Technical Knowledge
Understanding boxer engines and turbine engines, the function of helicopter components, and onboard instruments.
30 Flight Performance and Planning
Planning a flight route considering fuel requirements, weight and balance, and the helicopter’s performance limitations.
70 Operational Procedures
Understanding the specific characteristics and special cases of helicopter flying concerning operation and handling both on the ground and in the air.
80 Aerodynamics
Lift and drag, airfoil profiles, and rotor systems generating the necessary thrust to keep the helicopter in flight.
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