Information

  • Date of Operator Proficiency Check

  • DE/TRE

  • License No

  • OPC for

  • License No

  • Checked as

  • OPC Type

  • Aircraft Type

  • Aircraft Registration

Route Check Evaluation

Grading Scale (4 Point Marking Scale)

  • 1 - Unacceptable deviations from the required standards occur which may include excursion beyond prescribed limits that are not recognized or corrected in a timely manner.

  • 2 - Major deviations from the required standards occur which may include momentary excursion beyond prescribed limits but these are recognized and corrected in a timely manner.

  • 3 - Minor deviations occur from the required standards and performance remains within prescribed limits.

  • 4 - Performance remains well within the qualification standards and flight management skills are excellent.

  • I, the DE/TRE, hereby acknowledge and accept that I understand the requirements of this Operator Proficiency Check as described in the Westair Pilot Proficiency Check and Aircraft Type Rating Flight Test Guide (FS-PL-RCT-1.0)

  • I, the Candidate, hereby acknowledge and accept that I understand the requirements of this Operator Proficiency Check as described in the Westair Pilot Proficiency Check and Aircraft Type Rating Flight Test Guide (FS-PL-RCT-1.0)

Preparation

  • Flight Planning Documents; Nav Log, W&B, Wx, Notams, Flight Plan, Performance Calculations, Approach Plates (FLP)

  • Remarks

Theoretical Knowledge

  • Emergency Memory Items (EMI)

  • Remarks

  • Aircraft Systems and Technical knowledge (SYS)

  • Remarks

  • SOPs

  • Remarks

  • AWOPS (Jeppsen)

  • Remarks

  • Remarks and Recomendations

  • Pre-Flight Briefing and Oral Exam Time used (Pre-Flight)

Flight

  • Pre-Flight Inspection, Aircraft Documents, Fuel Checked (PRF)

  • Remarks

  • Engine Start/Depart (ESD)

  • Remarks

  • Start Types Observed

  • Taxi (TXO)

  • Remarks

  • Before Take Off Briefing

  • Remarks

  • Take Off (TOF)

  • Remarks

  • Rejected Take Off (RTO)

  • Remarks

  • Initial Climb (ICL)

  • Remarks

  • Enroute Climb (ECL)

  • Remarks

  • Cruise (CRZ)

  • Remarks

  • Steep Turns

  • Remarks

  • Stalls

  • Remarks

  • Holding

  • Remarks

  • Descent (DST)

  • Remarks

  • IF Approach flown

  • IF Approach
  • Type of IF Approach

  • Execution of IF Approach (APR)

  • Remarks

  • Was a Missed Approach or Go Around executed?

  • Missed Approach or Go Around Rating (GOA)

  • Remarks

  • Reason for Go Around or Missed Approach

  • Landing (LND)

  • Remarks

  • Ground Arrival

  • Remarks

  • Taxi and Shut down (FLC)

  • Remarks

  • PNF Duties

  • Remarks

General

  • Radio Procedures, ATIS, Clearances

  • Remarks

  • Knowledge and use of Avionics, Navigation Equipment (VOR, DME, GPS) and Radar

  • Remarks

  • Situational Awareness, Traffic, Wx and Diversion planning

  • Remarks

  • Use of Check List

  • Remarks

  • Multi Crew

  • Standard Calls

  • Remarks

  • CRM

  • Remarks

Emergencies

  • Engine Failure Simulated

  • Remarks

  • Engine or Wing Fire Simulated

  • Remarks

  • Other Emergency Discussed

  • Emergency
  • Description of Emergency

  • Rating

  • Remarks

General Remarks

  • General Level of Competence

  • Remarks

Flight Information

  • Route Flown (In Capitals, i.e. WE-WHV-WE)

  • Total Flight time (Blocks-Off to Blocks-On)

De-Briefing

  • Remarks and Recomendations

  • De-briefing Time (Post Flight)

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY

CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY

  • Operator Proficiency Check

  • Once all required Signatures have been endorsed on this certificate it shall be valid for a period of six (6) calendar months from date endorsed by the Designated Examiner or Instructor. This certificate complies with the requirements of Part 135.3.7 "Recurrent Training and Check" and the Westair Wings Par 135 Flight Operations Manual Part 4.

  • Valid Until

  • DE/TRE

  • Candidate Pilot

  • Chief Pilot

  • Manager/Director Flight Operations

  • Flight Training Centre

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