1. Know the
rules relating to access to airfields as laid down in Policy, Organisation
and Rules.
2.
Demonstrate the marshalling signals used when marshalling powered aircraft,
or demonstrate the signals used by a glider pilot and forward signaller for
the launching of a glider and the procedure for stopping a launch.
3. Identify
the parts of an aircraft and explain their functions in controlling the
aircraft.
4. Assist
with the ground handling and picketing of a light aircraft or the ground
handling, rigging and de-rigging of a glider.
5.
Demonstrate the ground checks that have to be carried out before flying a
light aircraft or glider.
6.
Demonstrate an ability to carry out two of the following:
a. Tie
knots and make splices used in glider launching equipment.
b. Repair a
small tear in the fabric surface of a light aircraft or glider.
c.
Replenish a light aircraft's fuel system.
d. Carry
out a pre-use inspection of a parachute and demonstrate how to put it on and
take it off.
e. Assist
with the launching of a hot-air balloon.
f. Know
the procedure for starting up a piston-enginned aircraft.