Emergencies
Commercial Pilot
— Descent, engine-out, malfunctions.
★ A note on this area
Emergencies are where examiners learn the most about a pilot. They aren’t looking for you to recite the checklist — they’re watching how you think when things go wrong. Fly the airplane, navigate to safety, communicate the situation. The order matters. Confidence here is the difference between passing and failing.
This course is an outline. The structure below — every area, task, and element — is mapped to the ACS, but the lessons themselves are not yet written.
— 4 tasks in this area —
Begin where you’d like
01
Task A · 4 elements
Emergency Descent
CA.IX.A · ~2 hrs · 0% complete
Unwritten
02
Task B · 4 elements
Emergency Approach and Landing (Simulated)
CA.IX.B · ~2 hrs · 0% complete
Unwritten
03
Task C · 1 element
Systems and Equipment Malfunctions
CA.IX.C · ~1 hr · 0% complete
Unwritten
04
Task D · 1 element
Emergency Equipment and Survival Gear
CA.IX.D · ~1 hr · 0% complete
Unwritten