Training for the Three-axis microlight pilot certificate
Phase 1: Three-axis Pilot Certificate
How the training works
- Training course practical for Three-axis microlight pilots
- Basic theory programme for Three-axis pilot training
- Basic practical programme for Three-axis pilot training
Administrative documents to use
These documents correspond to the successive stages of the training. They must be completed by the instructor and sent to the DSAC-IR. The instructor must keep a copy in his or her files and give a copy to the student.
- Training start declaration form
- Certificate training contract
- Solo flight certificate
- Certificate of success in the tests for the issue of the Microlight Pilot Certificate, the passenger-carrying rating or the radiotelephony qualification
Training monitoring tools
These sheets, drawn up for the instructor, make it possible to keep a record of the training given, and of the remarks and advice made during it.
A copy must be given to the student on request, and compulsorily at the end of the training.
- Student record sheet
A summary document listing the various lessons given during training. - Navigation introduction record sheet
A document specific to teaching navigation, covering all the notions needed to prepare a flight. - Progress logbook
Here the instructor will find a ''template page'' to fill in for each lesson. All the completed pages make up the progress logbook.
Phase 2: Three-axis Passenger Carrying
The radiotelephony qualification in French
This qualification (Phase 3) is common to all microlight classes.
It includes the following:
