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Pt. 60, App. A
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QPS requirements
Information
Entry No.
Subjective requirements
In order to be qualified at the simulator qualification level indi-
cated, the simulator must be able to perform at least the
tasks associated with that level of qualification.
Simulator levels
Notes
A B C D
1. Preflight Procedures
1.a. ...........
Preflight Inspection (flight deck only) ........................................
X
X
X
X
1.b. ...........
Engine
Start ..............................................................................
X X X X
1.c. ...........
Taxiing .......................................................................................
R X X
1.d. ...........
Pre-takeoff
Checks ...................................................................
X X X X
2. Takeoff and Departure Phase
2.a. ...........
Normal and Crosswind Takeoff
R
X
X
2.b. ...........
Instrument
Takeoff ....................................................................
X X X X
2.c. ...........
Engine Failure During Takeoff ..................................................
A
X
X
X
2.d. ...........
Rejected
Takeoff .......................................................................
X X X X
2.e. ...........
Departure
Procedure ................................................................
X X X X
3. Inflight Maneuvers
3.a. ...........
Steep
Turns ..............................................................................
X X X X
3.b. High
Angle of
Attack
Maneu-
vers
3.b.1 .........
Approaches
to
Stall ...................................................................
X X X X
3.b.2 .........
Full Stall ....................................................................................
X
X Stall maneuvers at angles of
attack above the activation
of the stall warning system.
Required only for FSTDs
qualified to conduct full stall
training tasks as indicated
on the Statement of Quali-
fication.
3.c. ...........
Engine
Failure—Multiengine
Airplane ......................................
X X X X
3.d. ...........
Engine Failure—Single-Engine Airplane ..................................
X
X
X
X
3.e. ...........
Specific Flight Characteristics incorporated into the user’s
FAA approved flight training program.
A A A A
3.f. ............
Recovery From Unusual Attitudes ............................................
X
X
X
X Within the normal flight enve-
lope supported by applicable
simulation validation data.
3.g. ...........
Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) ...................
X
X Upset recovery or unusual atti-
tude training maneuvers
within the FSTD’s validation
envelope that are intended
to exceed pitch attitudes
greater than 25 degrees
nose up; pitch attitudes
greater than 10 degrees
nose down, and bank an-
gles greater than 45 de-
grees.
4. Instrument Procedures
4.a. ...........
Standard Terminal Arrival/Flight Management System Arrivals
Procedures.
X X X X
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