Lesson 2: This lesson provides an introduction to normal operations and automation using an aircraft or flight training device. Conducted on a planned cross-country scenario, this lesson will include normal operations of critical equipment for flight in VFR and IFR flight. The PT will generate acceptable solutions and alternatives to normal procedures and ADM while performing automation management during a cross-country scenario. The PT will implement normal procedures, including checklists, enroute procedures and arrival procedures. The PT will make extensive use of the autopilot to gain proficiency in operating various avionics in the aircraft.

Lesson 3: This lesson is an introduction to operational characteristics and normal operations. This lesson is conducted on a planned cross-country scenario to provide practice of normal procedures in a technically advanced aircraft and enhanced aeronautical decision making, information management, risk management and single-pilot resource management skills.

Lesson 4: This lesson is a ground lesson on Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) through use of scenarios. This lesson includes numerous risk management tools and techniques to reduce the overall risks associated with flying. This lesson includes the use of Power PointTM presentation material and other media to introduce and explore scenarios, based upon the certification and ratings of the PT.

Lesson 5: This lesson provides an introduction to abnormal and emergency operations and automation competence using an aircraft or flight training device. Conducted on a planned VFR or IFR cross country scenario, the PT will generate acceptable solutions, while properly utilizing the automation and avionics available. The PT will demonstrate extensive use of the automation to develop his/her skills relating to workload management and single pilot resource management (SRM) skills.

Lesson 6: This lesson provides additional instruction regarding abnormal and emergency operations, with emphasis on the ability of the PT to safely fly the aircraft without the use of the autopilot. Conducted on a planned VFR or IFR cross country scenario, the PT will generate acceptable solutions, while using those resources, other than automation, to generate a safe outcome.

Lesson 7: This lesson is to demonstrate ADM and SRM skills during normal, abnormal, and emergency operations, while demonstrating both automation and manual flying competence. Conducted on a planned VFR or IFR cross. country scenario, the PT will generate acceptable solutions, while effectively using all resources that are available.

Lesson 8: This lesson is the final evaluation flight that will take into account previously learned material. Conducted on a planned cross country scenario, the PT will demonstrate knowledge and skill levels that meet or exceed defined desired outcomes.

Note: Optional biennial flight review and/or instrument proficiency check training can only be conducted after satisfactorily completing the transition training course.

Lesson 9 : Optional biennial flight review in which an additional half day of training will be required to cover the required ground material.

Lesson 10 : Optional instrument proficiency check in which an additional day of training will be needed to cover the required ground and flight lessons.