Cessna T182T - Air Lesson Plans

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Air Lesson Plans
The following lesson plans will cover the major differences in airframe, performance, procedures,
equipment, capabilities and operation of the Calgary Flying Club’s Cessna T182T.
What’s Different about the T182T?
How is the Cessna T182T different from the Cessna 172s?
 G750 with HSI
 Turbocharged
 Oxygen
 Capable of operation up to 20 000 ft
 Constant speed propeller
 Cowl flaps
 Fuel-injected
 Faster, heavier, with higher wing loading
 Maximum landing weight less than maximum takeoff weight
 Higher horsepower and fuel consumption
 Different speeds and procedures to know
 Three-axis autopilot
The Lesson Plans follow a logical sequence of building and demonstrating increasing capabilities, leading
from day VFR cross-country operation below 10,000 feet to day and night IFR operation to the full
capabilities of the aircraft, as follows:
Lesson Plan 1: Basic Aircraft Familiarization (Ground)
Lesson Plan 1A: Basic Aircraft Powerplant Familiarization (Redbird Simulator)
Lesson Plan 2: Basic Aircraft, Engine and Avionics Handling (Air)
Lesson Plan 3: Aircraft Emergencies, Specialty Takeoffs and Landings (Air)
Lesson Plan 4: Cross-Country Day VFR below 10 000 ft (Air)
Lesson Plan 5: Cross-Country Night VFR below 10 000 ft (Air)
Lesson Plan 6: Cross-Country VFR above 10 000 ft (Air)
Lesson Plan 7: Cross-Country IFR below and above 10 000 ft (Ground)
Lesson Plan 8: Cross-Country IFR below and above 10 000 ft (Air)