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Garmin GNS 530/430 Sample Training Syllabus and Flight Lessons
190-00334-00 Rev. A
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FLIGHT ORIENTATION
Garmin GNS 530/430 Sample Training Syllabus and Flight Lessons
190-00334-00 Rev. A
FLIGHT ORIENTATION
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Lesson 1: GNS 530/430 Introduction - Cross-Country Flight
Student:
Date:
Objective
To develop the student’s ability to use the key features in the GNS 530/430 in an 
IFR environment.
Elements
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  Planning and use of ATIS and other airport/weather information
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  Unit page/screen navigation
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  Communications operation
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  Flight plan entry and manipulation
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  Approach selection and operation
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  Audio panel operation
Schedule
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  Pre-flight briefing and review of student’s preparations – 30 min
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  Student practice – duration of flight (approximately 1 hr)
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  Post-flight critique – 30 min
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  Assignment for further student review – 5 min
Equipment
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  Airplane
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  POH/AFM (GNS 530/430 Pilot’s Guide)
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  Charts appropriate to flight
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  Headset
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  Note-taking materials
Instructor’s actions
Preflight
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  Explain objective
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  Assign route of flight
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  Describe typical operation flow
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  Describe common errors
In-flight
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  Coach student performance
Post-flight
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  Critique
Student’s actions
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  Ask questions regarding objective, elements and common errors
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  Perform operations as directed
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  Post-flight – ask pertinent questions
Completion standards
Student should exhibit knowledge of the proper methods for data entry, 
communication/navigation frequency selection, flight plan entry, in-flight routing 
changes, approach selection and activation, indicator annunciation and flight 
data display configuration for the various phases of IFR flight.
Possible errors to watch for
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  Not using the “enter” button to select stand-by frequencies.
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  Failure to use both COM radios (dual installations)
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  Loading but not activating an approach
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  Improper CDI output selection in GNS 530/430 (GPS when should be 
VLOC and vice versa)
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  Use of Direct-To navigation when Flight Plan is more appropriate for long 
route clearances