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Federal Aviation Administration, DOT

Section 61.66

training provider certifying the person
satisfactorily completed the ground
training appropriate to the category of
aircraft for which the person is seeking
the EFVS privilege.
(2) The ground training must include
the following subjects:
(i) Those portions of this chapter
that relate to EFVS flight operations
and limitations, including the Airplane
Flight Manual or Rotorcraft Flight
Manual limitations;
(ii) EFVS sensor imagery, required
aircraft flight information, and flight
symbology;
(iii) EFVS display, controls, modes,
features, symbology, annunciations,
and associated systems and components;
(iv) EFVS sensor performance, sensor
limitations, scene interpretation, visual anomalies, and other visual effects;
(v) Preflight planning and operational considerations associated with
using EFVS during taxi, takeoff, climb,
cruise, descent and landing phases of
flight, including the use of EFVS for
instrument
approaches,
operating
below DA/DH or MDA, executing
missed approaches, landing, rollout,
and balked landings;
(vi) Weather associated with low visibility conditions and its effect on
EFVS performance;
(vii) Normal, abnormal, emergency,
and crew coordination procedures when
using EFVS; and
(viii) Interpretation of approach and
runway lighting systems and their display characteristics when using an
EFVS.
(b) Flight training. (1) Except as provided under paragraph (h) of this section, no person may manipulate the
controls of an aircraft or act as pilot in
command of an aircraft during an
EFVS operation under Section 91.176(a) or (b)
of this chapter unless that person - 
(i) Receives and logs flight training
for the EFVS operation under a training program approved by the Administrator; and
(ii) Obtains a logbook or training
record endorsement from an authorized
training provider certifying the person
is proficient in the use of EFVS in the
category of aircraft in which the training was provided for the EFVS operation to be conducted.

(2) Flight training must include the
following tasks:
(i) Preflight and inflight preparation
of EFVS equipment for EFVS operations, including EFVS setup and use
of display, controls, modes and associated systems, and adjustments for
brightness and contrast under day and
night conditions;
(ii) Proper piloting techniques associated with using EFVS during taxi,
takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, landing,
and rollout, including missed approaches and balked landings;
(iii) Proper piloting techniques for
the use of EFVS during instrument approaches, to include operations below
DA/DH or MDA as applicable to the
EFVS operations to be conducted,
under both day and night conditions;
(iv) Determining enhanced flight visibility;
(v) Identifying required visual references appropriate to EFVS operations;
(vi) Transitioning from EFVS sensor
imagery to natural vision acquisition
of required visual references and the
runway environment;
(vii) Using EFVS sensor imagery, required aircraft flight information, and
flight symbology to touchdown and
rollout, if the person receiving training
will conduct EFVS operations under
Section 91.176(a) of this chapter; and
(viii) Normal, abnormal, emergency,
and crew coordination procedures when
using an EFVS.
(c) Supplementary EFVS training. A
person qualified to conduct an EFVS
operation under Section 91.176(a) or (b) of this
chapter who seeks to conduct an additional EFVS operation for which that
person has not received training
must - 
(1) Receive and log the ground and
flight training required by paragraphs
(a) and (b) of this section, under a
training program approved by the Administrator, appropriate to the additional EFVS operation to be conducted; and
(2) Obtain a logbook or training
record endorsement from the authorized training provider certifying the
person is proficient in the use of EFVS
in the category of aircraft in which the
training was provided for the EFVS operation to be conducted.

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