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PILOT EXAMINER’S HANDBOOK

PILOT EXAMINER’S HANDBOOK. ORDER 8710.3E APRIL 21, 2006. DPE Recurrent Course. David Chadwick, ASI. FY 2006. OBJECTIVE. THE PILOT EXAMINER WILL BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF THE PE HANDBOOK ORDER 8710.3E. OVERVIEW. 8710.3E – REFLECTS POLICY &

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PILOT EXAMINER’S HANDBOOK

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  1. PILOT EXAMINER’SHANDBOOK ORDER 8710.3E APRIL 21, 2006 DPE Recurrent Course David Chadwick, ASI FY 2006

  2. OBJECTIVE • THE PILOT EXAMINER WILL BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE A • WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF THE PE HANDBOOK ORDER 8710.3E.

  3. OVERVIEW • 8710.3E – REFLECTS POLICY & • PROCEDURE CHANGES, AND CHANGES TO PART 61, REVISED IN AUG. 4, 1997. • 8700.1 GENERAL AVIATION SAFETY INSPECTOR’S HDBK

  4. CHAPTER 1 • GENERAL • INFORMATION PAGE NUMBER

  5. DEFINITIONS • A. DESIGNATED PILOT EXAMINER • B. NDPE/FEER EXAMINER • C. HIGH ACTIVITY EXAMINER • D. STANDARD U.S. AIRMAN CERTIFICATE • E. RESTRICTED U.S. CERTIFICATE • F. FLIGHT ENGINEER EXAMINER PAGE: 1-1

  6. DIRECTIVE INFORMATION • “ SHALL AND MUST ” – IMPERATIVE • “ SHALL NOT • AND MUST NOT ” -- PROHIBITED • NO FLEXIBILITY OR DISCRETIONARY • LATITUDE PAGE: 1-1

  7. GUIDANCE INFORMATION • “SHOULD” , ”MAY”, OR “NEED NOT” • PERMISSIBLE BUTNOT MANDATORY • GUIDANCE – EXAMINER FLEXIBILITY PAGE: 1-1

  8. EXAMINER PRIVILEGES • A. CERTIFICATION PRACTICAL TESTS • B. TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES • C. NOTICES OF DISAPPROVAL • D. LETTERS OF DISCONTINUANCE PAGE: 1-3

  9. EXAMINER PRIVILEGES • E. STUDENT PILOT CERTIFICATES • F. PROFICIENCY CHECKS • G. TYPE RATINGS • H. FEES • I. RESTRICTIONS PAGE: 1-3

  10. TYPES OF DESIGNATION • A. PRIVATE PILOT EXAMINER (PE) • B. COMMERCIAL AND INSTRUMENT RATING EXAMINER (CIRE) • COMMERCIAL PILOT EXAMINER (CE) • AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT EXAMINER (ATPE) • E. FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR EXAMINER (FIE) PAGE: 1-3,4 & 5

  11. TYPES OF DESIGNATION • FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR RENEWAL EXAMINER (FIRE) • NDPE/FEER EXAMINER • FLIGHT ENGINEER EXAMINER (FEE) • PILOT PROFICIENCY EXAMINER (PPE) • AIRMAN CERTIFICATION REP. (ACR) • MILITARY COMPETENCY EXAMINER (MCE) PAGE: 1-3,4 & 5

  12. TYPES OF DESIGNATION • FOREIGN PILOT EXAMINER (FPE) • MILITARY COMPETENCY/FOREIGN PILOT EXAMINER (MC/FPE) • GROUND INSTRUCTOR EXAMINER (GIE) PAGE: 1-3,4 & 5

  13. GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION MORE THAN 7 DAYS 100 NM PAGE: 1-7

  14. GEOGRAPHIC LIMITS PAGE: 1-7

  15. RELOCATION PAGE: 1-7

  16. EXAMINER CURRENCY “KEEP YOUR CFI CURRENT” AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAM PAGE: 1-8

  17. SUPERVISION PAGE: 1-9

  18. DELEGATION / RESCISSION OF • EXAMINER AUTHORIZATION PAGE: 1-10

  19. REASONS FOR TERMINATION • PAGE: 1-11

  20. CHAPTER 2 • ACCOMPLISH INITIAL • DESIGNATION

  21. GENERAL CRITERIA • Not Required To Be U.S. Citizen • Ineligible If Pilot Certificate Revoked • Valid Third Class Medical Certificate • Serve As A Flight Instructor PAGE: 2-1

  22. Examiner Applications • FAA Form 8710-10 • Initial Screening and Knowledge Test • National Candidate Pool • Practical Test • Training PAGE: 2-2 & 3

  23. LOAs PAGE: 2-12

  24. PRACTICAL TEST BRIEFING MUSTBe Completed For Any Practical Test • PRETEST • PREFLIGHT • POSTFLIGHT PAGE: 2-10 ★

  25. ADDITIONAL DESIGNATIONS • The designating FSDO is • authorized to issue additional • Designations. PAGE: 2-11

  26. Test Criteria for Additional Designations • < 12 months – Testing Not Needed > 12 months – MUST Test PAGE: 2-11

  27. CHAPTER 3 • ACHIEVE RENEWAL/ • REINSTATEMENT

  28. 2004 RENEWAL • PAGE: 3-1

  29. APPLICATION 60 DAYS! PAGE: 3-1

  30. MEDICAL CERTIFICATE • THIRD CLASS • “MAINTAINED” PAGE: 3-1

  31. CURRENCY • AIRCRAFT AND INSTRUCTOR CFI 61.56 61.57 PAGE: 3-1

  32. SUPERVISING FSDO ANNUAL MEETING PAGE: 3-1

  33. RENEWAL CRITERIA • A. RECURRENT STANDARDIZATION TRAINING • B. CERTIFICATION ACTIVITY • C. REISSUANCE OF LOA • D. PRACTICAL TEST PAGE: 3-1 & 2

  34. RECURRENT TRAINING • A. ANNIVERSARY DATE • B. LATE ARRIVAL • C. COURSE FAILURE • D. SECOND COURSE FAILURE PAGE: 3-2

  35. REQUIRED ACTIVITY • GENERAL RENEWAL • 10 TESTS IN AIRPLANES; • 5 TESTS IN HELICOPTERS, GLIDERS, • BALLOONS, GYROPLANES, AIRSHIPS, • AND POWERED-LIFTS; • 5 INSTRUMENT RATING TESTS; OR • 5 ATP TESTS PAGE: 3-2 (cont)

  36. REQUIRED ACTIVITY • MULTIENGINE AIRPLANE • 5 MULTIENGINE RATING TESTS IN EACH • MAKE AND MODEL • C. VINTAGE AIRPLANE • NO SPECIFIC AMOUNT OF ANNUAL • ACTIVITY IN ANY OR ALL OF THE TYPES • OF VINTAGE AIRPLANES FOR NDPER/FEER • AUTHORIZATIONS. (AFS-800) PAGE: 3-2

  37. LETTERS OF AUTHORIZATION LOA LOA (NEW) (OLD) REISSUANCE PAGE: 3-3

  38. PRACTICAL TEST FORRENEWAL • MUSTTest Annually w/ASI Three months • Prior To Expiration Month PIC12 Month Kind of Aircraft Check PIC24 Month Make and Model Check PAGE: 3-5

  39. PIC RENEWAL 12 CALENDAR MONTHSKINDS OF AIRCRAFT • MULTIENGINE AIRPLANE • LARGE HELICOPTER • TURBOJET • TURBOPROP • NON-TURBINE LARGE A/P • SEAPLANE • GLIDER • BALLOON PAGE: 3-5

  40. PIC RENEWAL 24 CALENDAR MONTHSKINDS OF AIRCRAFT (MAKE & MODEL) • MULTIENGINE AIRPLANE • HELICOPTER • TURBOJET • TURBOPROP • NON-TURBINE LARGE A/P PAGE: 3-5

  41. FAILURE TO MEETRENEWAL STANDARDS PAGE: 3-1

  42. REINSTATEMENT • STANDARDIZATION TRAINING • DEMONSTRATION OF COMPETENCY • C. REISSUANCE OF AN LOA PAGE: 3-5

  43. CHAPTER 4 • COMPLETE • INSPECTION • REQUIREMENTS

  44. ALL EXAMINERSONCE A YEAR PAGE: 4-1

  45. ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS • HIGH ACTIVITY • PASSING RATE EXCEEDS 90 % • 3 OR MORE COMPLETE TESTS/DAY • TESTS OWN STUDENT WITHOUT FSDO APPROVAL • CERTIFICATE FILE ERROR > 5 FILES • PUBLIC COMPLAINT • ACCIDENT, INCIDENT, OR VIOLATION OF FAR’S PAGE: 4-1

  46. METHOD OF EVALUATION • OBSERVE A COMPLETE PRACTICAL TEST B. ASI ACTS AS AN APPLICANT C. ASI TESTS ON SELECTED MANEUVERS PAGE: 4-1

  47. TESTING PROCEDURES • UNSATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE • CANCELLATION OF AUTHORITY • LACK OF QUALIFICATION OR COMPETENCY • D. ENFORCEMENT ACTION • E. RECORDKEEPING PAGE: 4-1 & 2

  48. CHAPTER 5 • CONDUCT PRACTICAL TEST/ • CERTIFICATION FUNCTIONS

  49. CONDUCT PRACTICAL TESTIN ACCORDANCE WITH: P E H B REGS PTS A F M PAGE: 5-1

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