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1 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY CHIEF OF NAVAL AIR TRAINING 250 LEXINGTON BLVD SUITE 102 CORPUS CHRISTI TX Canc frp: Sep 18 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 CNATRA NOTICE 1542 Subj: AUTHORIZATION TO FLY SYLLABUS EVENTS USING GTN-650 CONFIGURED TH-57 AIRCRAFT AT TRAINING AIR WING FIVE Ref: (a) CNATRAINST D (b) CNATRAINST (c) CNATRAINST J (d) CNATRAINST F (e) CNATRA NOTICE 1542 Ser of 27 Sep 17 Encl: (1) GTN-650 CHANGES, CNATRAINST D (2) GTN-650 CHANGES, CNATRAINST (3) GTN-650 CHANGES, CNATRAINST J (4) GTN-650 CHANGES, CNATRAINST F 1. Purpose. This notice allows utilization of TH-57 aircraft configured with the GTN-650 for syllabus events as specified in paragraph 7, subparagraphs (b) through (e), in accordance with the updates to references (a) through (d) found in enclosures (1) through (4), and this notice. 2. Justification. The GTN-650 modification in TH-57C aircraft and simulators requires training and implementation guidance due to the duration of the effort and the systems change created by the upgrade. Standardization in training and minimal impact to production are imperative throughout the transition. 3. Discussion. The GTN-650 replaces the KLN-900 GPS system. Additional changes that have resulted from this replacement include the incorporation of the VOR Navigation, VHF Radio, transponder, and ADS-B functions into a single user interface using a multifunctional display. 1

2 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 a. The TH-57C aircraft and simulators will be upgraded incrementally based on the production schedule, which will require monitoring and management throughout the process to identify and correct any training deficiencies that arise due to the GTN-650 installation. b. This notice provides guidance on prerequisites for training, syllabus execution, and authorized additions to the requirements in the references. The authorized additions will be incorporated into the next change or revision of the references. c. The addition of a new system in an aircraft presents a potential risk if not combined with Crew Resource Management (CRM), sound decision making, and effective training. Every Instructor, Student, and Aircrew is responsible for ensuring safe execution of flights in GTN-650 aircraft. 4. Course Data. a. CNATRAINST D. (1) Course Long Title: ADVANCED HELOCOPTER (MPTS) MULTI- SERVICE PILOT TRAINING SYSTEM (.156D) WITH GTN-650 GTN-650 (2) Course Short Title: ADV HELO - MPTS (.156D) WITH (3) Course ID Number (CIN): Q-2C-2156 (4) Course Data Processing Code (CDP). (a) HT-8: 19FC (b) HT-18: 19FD (c) HT-28: 19FE 2

3 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 (5) Course Length. Calendar Calendar Training Weeks Days Days b. CNATRAINST (1) Course Long Title: INTERMEDIATE TILTROTOR HELICOPTER MULTI-SERVICE PILOT TRAINING SYSTEM WITH GTN-650 (2) Course Short Title: INTERMED TILTROTOR HELO MPTS WITH GTN-650 (3) CIN: Q-2C-2161 (4) CDP. (a) HT-8: 19FF (b) HT-18: 19FG (c) HT-28: 19FH (5) Course Length. Calendar Calendar Training Weeks Days Days c. CNATRAINST J. (1) Course Long Title: ADVANCED HELO FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR UNDER TRAINING (IUT) MPTS WITH GTN-650 GTN-650 (2) Course Short Title: ADV HELO FLT IUT MPTS WITH (3) CIN: Q-2C-1091 (4) CDP: 19FJ 3

4 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 (5) Course Length. Calendar Weeks Training Days Basic Helicopter Instructor Training Unit and Instructor Pilot Course Contact Upgrade Formation Upgrade Tactics Upgrade Night Vision Device (NVD) Upgrade d. CNATRAINST F. (1) Course Long Title. (a) Helicopter Transition: ADVANCED HELO FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR UNDER TRAINING (IUT) MPTS WITH GTN-650 (b) NATOPS Only Syllabus: HELICOPTER TRANSITION PILOT TRAINING MULTI-SERVICE PILOT TRAINING SYSTEM (MPTS) - NATOPS ONLY WITH GTN-650 (2) Course Short Title. (a) Helicopter Transition: HELO TRANSITION MPTS TRANS WITH GTN-650 (b) NATOPS Only Syllabus: HELO TRANS MPTS NATOPS WITH GTN-650 (3) CIN. (a) Helicopter Transition: Q-2C-1017 (b) NATOPS Only Syllabus: Q-2C-1118 (4) CDP. (a) Helicopter Transition. 4

5 CNATRANOTE Jan HT-8: 19FK 2. HT-18: 19FL 3. HT-28: 19FM (b) NATOPS Only Syllabus: 19FN (5) Course Length. Course Name Calendar Weeks Calendar Days Training Days Helicopter Transition Tactics B ATT (Optional/as Assigned) Formation ATT (Optional/as Assigned) Low-Level Nav ATT (Optional/as Assigned) Tactics C ATT(Optional/as Assigned) NVG ATT(Optional/as Assigned) Instrument Check ATT(Optional/as Assigned) NATOPS Only Helicopter Exposure TIMS. TRAWING FIVE will be responsible for managing the TIMS tracking of GTN-650 training outlined in enclosures (1) through (4). The TIMS tracking will be done using one of two methods in order to facilitate minimal impact to training. a. GTN-650 Qualification. TRAWING FIVE will create a GTN- 650 Qualification for all Instructors, IUTs, SNAs, and Transition Pilots not assigned to the updated syllabus. (1) Instructor Pilots (IP). The GTN-650 Qualification will consits of TH-57 G0402-GTN-650 CAI, TH-57 G0403-GTN-650 MIL, and TH-57 GTN-650-Flight-VMC-or-Simulator-Event and shall apply to any IP who is already complete with the basic IUT syllabus. 5

6 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 (2) IUTs, SNAs, and Transition Pilots. The GTN-650 Qualification will consist of TH-57 G0402-GTN-650 CAI and TH-57 G0403-GTN-650 MIL, and shall apply to anyone already established in training. (3) Those individuals assigned the GTN-650 qualification will not be reassigned to the updated syllabus (para 5.b). b. TIMS Updated Syllabi. (1) For each syllabus listed in the references, an updated syllabus will be created in TIMS that includes the training listed in the enclosures. Previous versions of syllabi will be rendered obsolete and only the GTN-650 syllabi will be available for new assignments. (2) All new IUTs, SNAs, and Transition Pilots shall be assigned to the upgraded syllabus upon entering training. (3) Paragraph 5.a does not apply to anyone assigned to the updated syllabus. c. The methods described facilitate recording and tracking GTN-650 training with minimal impact to current operations. The GTN-650 Qualification method will require more vigilance to ensure proper accountability for training completion. (1) GTN-650 Qualification method. This method does not provide TIMS verification and tracking of syllabus flow. TRAWING FIVE shall ensure that squadrons track training completion and qualification status in accordance with (IAW) this notice. (2) Updated Syllabus Method. This method will provide standard TIMS verification and tracking of syllabus flow. 6. Prerequisite. a. Prerequisites for flights in a GTN-650 modified aircraft and GTN-650 modified simulator events are listed in enclosures (1) through (4) for each master curriculum guide (MCG) listed as a reference. 6

7 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 b. All Instructor Pilots (IP) shall complete the training listed in enclosure (3) prior to conducting student training in a GTN-650 modified aircraft. c. Training completion shall be logged in TIMS and a printed GTN-650 Computer Based Training completion certificate and attendance sheet for the GTN-650 Aircraft Systems Interaction Class shall be placed in the aviation training jacket (ATJ). d. IPs shall complete one flight in a GTN-650 configured aircraft in VMC or one simulator event in a GTN-650 configured device prior to IMC flight in a GTN-650 aircraft. If an IUT does not conduct at least one event in a GTN-650 aircraft or simulator prior to completing the basic IUT syllabus, this prerequisite shall be required. 7. Training Impelementation. a. The following guidelines apply to all SNAs and IUTs. (1) A comment shall be made on all grade sheets stating KLN-900 Configured Aircraft or GTN-650 Configured Aircraft until the modification of all TH-57C aircraft is complete. (2) If properly configured simulator availabilility falls below the training requirement threshold, TRAWING FIVE may fly any of the events listed in Paragraph 2, TABLE 2 in the aircraft. TRAWING FIVE shall notify CNATRA N3, N4, and N7 of issues necessitating events being flown using aircraft in lieu of simulators. b. CNATRAINST D, Advanced Helicopter. (1) The following guidelines apply to the events listed below for TH-57C Aircraft and Simulators: (a) Upon completion of prequisite training, SNAs may conduct the following syllabus training events in either configuration of simulator or aircraft, KLN-900 or GTN

8 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 (b) TRAWING FIVE should provide students an even distribution of events providing balanced exposure to both configurations throughout the conduct of these events. Where possible, preference should be given to providing students more events in the configuration in which they will conduct events listed in paragraph 2, TABLE 2. Contact Instrument Navigation Ship/SAR Formation NVD C3001 I N S F V3001 C3101 I N S4001 F4101 V C I S4101 C I4290 C C4990 TABLE 1 (2) The following guidelines apply to the events listed in TABLE 2 for TH-57C Aircraft and Simulators: (a) Events shall be conducted in the KLN-900 configured TH-57C aircraft until enough aircraft and simulators have been modified to support student throughput using GTN-650 configured aircraft. (b) Once enough aircraft and simulators are converted to the GTN-650 configuration, students may begin training the events. Commodore TRAWING FIVE shall determine when enough simulators and aircraft have been modified to support student training and may authorize the student throughput once the required simulators and aircraft are available. (c) Students shall conduct these events exclusively in one configuration of both simulator and aircraft, either KLN- 900 or GTN-650. Students shall not change configurations once they conduct an event listed TABLE 2. Once all events listed have been completed, students may then be assigned configurations for events in accordance with paragraph 1. (d) TRAWING FIVE shall assign SNAs to a configuration prior to beginning these events. SNAs shall be notified which configuration they are assigned at least 24 hours prior to conducting the first of the events. 8

9 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 (e) TRAWING FIVE shall identify and schedule SNAs based on the configuration to which they are assigned. A TIMS tag will be used in order to identify either GTN-650 or KLN Radio Instruments Navigation I3101 I N I I N4101 I (Copilot) I N4201 I I4690 I (Copilot) I4701 I3401 I3401 (Copilot) TABLE 2 c. CNATRAINST , Intermediate Tiltrotor. Upon completion of prequisite training as specified in enclosure (2), SNAs may conduct syllabus events in either configuration of simulator or aircraft, KLN-900 or GTN-650 TH-57C aircraft. d. CNATRAINST J, IUT. (1) Upon completion of prequisite training as specified in enclosure (3), IUTs may conduct syllabus training events in either configuration of simulator or aircraft, KLN-900 or GTN- 650, in TH-57B and TH-57C aircraft. (2) TRAWING FIVE should provide balanced exposure to IUTs to ensure proficiency with each configuration to the maximum extent practical. e. CNATRAINST F, Transition. Upon completion of prequisite training, as specified in enclosure (4), pilots may conduct transition syllabus training events in either configuration of simulator or aircraft, KLN-900 or GTN-650, in TH-57B and TH-57C aircraft. 8. Aircraft and Simulator Scheduling. a. Aircraft and simulator configuration required will be clearly annotated when scheduling events to ensure students conduct training in the assigned configuration for events listed in TABLE 2. 9

10 CNATRANOTE Jan 18 b. Simulator and aircraft priority shall be managed by TRAWING FIVE to ensure students conduct training in the required configuration and to minimize the impact on production. 9. Point Of Contact. Major Ronald Chino, at DSN , (361) or at Ronald.Chino@navy.mil 10. This notice supersedes reference (e). hereby cancelled. Reference (e) is 11. Cancellation. This notice shall remain in effect until the cancellation date, or until superseded by an updated notice with the same subject, or cancelled by instruction. S. B. STARKEY Chief of Staff Distribution: CNATRA Website CNATRA SharePoint TRAWING FIVE HELTRARON EIGHT HELTRARON ONE EIGHT HELTRARON TWO EIGHT HITU SNA ATJ IUT ATJ CNATRA 10

11 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes 1 ENCLOSURE (1)

12 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes 2 ENCLOSURE (1)

13 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes Blk # Media Title Events Hrs Blk Name G04 CAI/MIL Global Positioning System GPSFP 1. Prerequisite. C4390 prior to G (any order). 2. Events G0401 CAI KLN-900 Training 1.0 G0402 CAI OFFLINE GTN-650 Computer Based Training 4.0 G0403 MIL GTN-650 Aircraft Systems Interaction Class Syllabus Notes. a. G0401 is not a prerequisite for G0402 and G0403. b. G0402 shall be completed prior to G0403. c. G0402 and G0403 shall be completed prior to conducting syllabus training events in GTN-650 configured simulators or aircraft. 4. Discuss Items. None. 3 ENCLOSURE (1)

14 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes Blk # Media Title Events Hrs H/X C30 2B42A Contact Simulator C Model Transition 1. Prerequisites a. C0703 (Systems C ). b. C4503. c. G Syllabus Notes a. The purpose of this block is to introduce the student aviator to the C model aircraft and the differences in cockpit configuration. b. All TH-57C ground checklists and voice reports will be accomplished with special emphasis on the COMM/NAV checklist. Student shall execute a blindfold cockpit check. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C3001 Basic Instrument syllabus, pubs carried on BI flights, checklists (prestart, start, instrument takeoff (ITO), shutdown, hot refuel, hot seat), COMM/NAV checklist, cockpit crew coordination brief, angle of bank for standard-rate turns (SRTs). 4 ENCLOSURE (1)

15 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 8 CRM 9 COMM/NAV Checklist Blindfold Cockpit Check Radio Procedures 3+ 5 ENCLOSURE (1)

16 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes Blk # Media Title Events Hrs H/X C46 TH-57C Contact C Prerequisites a. C3101. b. T4003. c. G Syllabus Notes a. The purpose of this block is to transition air work skills and leadership into the TH-57C model aircraft. b. Emphasis should be placed on checklists and new requirements during start, operation, emergencies, and shutdown. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C4601 TH-57C electrical system, flight maneuvers in the TH-57C, weather brief requirements, course rules (Site 8 and Santa Rosa), torque limitations, preflight differences between C and B model aircraft, abnormal starts (igniter failure, hot start, hung start), fire on start, emergency shutdown, and engine failure in flight. C4602 AFCS failure, hydraulic system failure, hydraulic power cylinder malfunction, transmission chip light, sprag clutch slippage, and post-refuel/hot seat checklist. 6 ENCLOSURE (1)

17 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 5 Flight Planning 7 Ground Operations 7 Preflight Inspection 8 CRM 3+ 9 Cockpit Management 3+ 9 COMM/NAV Checklist 11 Radio Procedures 17 Transition to Forward Flight 19 Course Rules 23 Low Work 26 Max Load Takeoff 29 Normal Approach 29,39 Normal Approach, Stab-Off Flight Steep Approach Hydraulic Boost Off Approach Sliding Landing No-Hover Landing Waveoff (Power On) 41 Waveoff (Power Off) 42 Power Recovery Autorotations Simulated Engine Altitude MIF continued on next page. 7 ENCLOSURE (1)

18 CNATRAINST D GTN-650 Changes CTS REF MANEUVER Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi C Turn Pattern/Contact 4 8 ENCLOSURE (1)

19 CNATRAINST GTN-650 Changes 1 ENCLOSURE (2)

20 CNATRAINST GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs Category G04 CAI Global Positioning System 1. Prerequisite. C4203 prior to G (any order). 2. Events G0401 CAI KLN-900 Training GPSFP G0402 OFFLINE CAI GTN-650 Computer Based Training 4.0 G0403 MIL GTN-650 Aircraft Systems Interaction Class Syllabus Notes a. G0401 is not a prerequisite for G0402 and G0403. b. G0402 shall be completed prior to G0403. c. G0402 and G0403 shall be completed prior to conducting syllabus training events in GTN-650 configured simulators or aircraft. 4. Discuss Items. None. 2 ENCLOSURE (2)

21 CNATRAINST GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X C30 2B42A Contact Simulator C Model Transition 1. Prerequisites a. C4203. b. C0703 (Systems C MIL). c. G Syllabus Notes a. The purpose of this block is to introduce the student aviator to the C model aircraft and the differences in cockpit configuration. b. All TH-57C ground checklists and voice reports will be accomplished with special emphasis on the COMM/NAV checklist. Student shall execute a blindfold cockpit check. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C3001 Basic Instrument syllabus, pubs carried on BI flights, checklists (prestart, start, ITO, shutdown, hot refuel, hot seat), COMM/NAV checklist, cockpit crew coordination brief, angle of bank for SRTs. 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 7 CRM 8 COMM/NAV Checklist 3+ 9 Blindfold Cockpit Check Radio Procedures 3+ 3 ENCLOSURE (2)

22 CNATRAINST GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X C43 TH-57C Contact C Prerequisites a. C3001. b. G0401. c. T Syllabus Notes a. The purpose of this block is to transition air work skills and leadership into the TH-57C model aircraft. b. Emphasis should be placed on checklists and new requirements during start, operation, emergencies, and shutdown. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C4301 TH-57C electrical system, flight maneuvers in the TH-57C, weather brief requirements, course rules (Site 8 and Santa Rosa), torque limitations, preflight differences between C and B model aircraft, abnormal starts (igniter failure, hot start, hung start), fire on start, emergency shutdown, and engine failure in flight. C4302 AFCS failure, hydraulic system failure, hydraulic power cylinder malfunction, transmission chip light, sprag clutch slippage, post-refuel/hot seat checklist, and helicopter/tiltrotor operations (CNAF M ). 4 ENCLOSURE (2)

23 CNATRAINST GTN-650 Changes 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 6 Ground Operations 6 Preflight Inspection 7 CRM 3+ 8 Cockpit Management 3+ 8 COMM/NAV Checklist 10 Radio Procedures 15 Transition to Forward Flight 17 Course Rules 20 Low Work 23 Max Load Takeoff Normal Approach Normal Approach/Stab-Off Flight Steep Approach Hydraulic Boost Off Approach No-Hover Landing Waveoff (Power On) 32 Power Recovery Autorotations Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 43 Turn Pattern/Contact 4 5 ENCLOSURE (2)

24 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 1 ENCLOSURE (3)

25 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 Blk # Media Title Events Hrs Blk Name G04 CAI/MIL Global Positioning System GPSFP 1. Prerequisite. G0102 prior to G (any order). 2. Events G0401 CAI KLN-900 Training 1.0 G0402 CAI OFFLINE GTN-650 Computer Based Training 4.0 G0403 MIL GTN-650 Aircraft Systems Interaction Class Syllabus Notes. a. G0401 is not a prerequisite for G0402 and G0403. b. G0402 shall be completed prior to G0403. c. G0402 and G0403 shall be completed prior to conducting syllabus training events in GTN-650 configured simulators or aircraft. 4. Discuss Items. None. 2 ENCLOSURE (3)

26 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 Blk # Media Title Events Hrs H/X C40 TH-57B Contact B Prerequisites a. C0901 (Contact B Flight Preparation Brief). b. G0801 (Instructor CRM). c. G Syllabus Notes a. C4001 and C4002 should use Site 8 OLF. b. C4003 and C4004 should use Spencer OLF or Santa Rosa OLF. c. Emphasize 90/180-degree autorotations. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements C4001 Conduct emergency egress drill. Utilize helicopter hover height trainer. 4. Discuss Items C4001 Flight control system, phase lag, jammed flight controls, abort start, abnormal starts (hot start, hung start, engine fire on start), emergency shutdown, postshutdown fire (internal), dynamic rollover, blowback/pendulum effect, CRM (in-flight emergencies, simulated emergencies, practice autorotations), contact maneuvers, course rules (NDZ and Site 8), and high wind operations. C4002 Electrical system, generator failure, DC loadmeter and voltmeter, battery TEMP/HOT caution lights, electrical fire, smoke and fume elimination, fuselage fire, on-scene commander s checklist, aircraft limitations, caution system and associated responses, single instrument indications, landing criteria for emergencies/definitions, and CRM (waveoff, mission analysis, and decision making). 3 ENCLOSURE (3)

27 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 C4003 Engine system, engine failures (NATOPS, FTI), engine restart in flight, engine and transmission chip clearing procedures, autorotation into the trees, compressor stall, vortex ring state, power required exceeds power available, blade element diagram, autorotative aerodynamics, low energy recovery and CRM (assertiveness and communications). C4004 Transmission system, sprag clutch slippage, sprag clutch seizure, main drive shaft failure, overtorque, icing, ground vortex, hydraulic system, hydraulic system failure, hydraulic power cylinder malfunction, mast bumping, special VFR course rules, and CRM (leadership and adaptability/ flexibility). 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 5 Flight Planning 7 Ground Operations 8 CRM 9 Cockpit Management 11 Radio Procedures 13 Vertical Takeoff 16 No-Hover Takeoff Transition to Forward Flight 20 Course Rules 22 Hover 26 Turn on the Spot/Clearing Turn 29 Hover Taxi MIF continued on next page ENCLOSURE (3)

28 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CTS REF MANEUVER C Max Load Takeoff Normal Approach 34 Steep Approach 35 Hydraulic Boost Off Approach Sliding Landing 41 No-Hover Landing 43 Waveoff (Power On) 4 44 Waveoff (Power Off) 4 45 Power Recovery Autorotations Full Autorotation Square Patterns Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 54 Quick Stop From a Hover Vertical Landing Special Syllabus Requirement ENCLOSURE (3)

29 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 Blk # Media Title Events Hrs H/X C43 TH-57C Contact C Prerequisites a. G0401. b. C0703 (Systems C MIL). c. C1090 (Contact Stage Exam). d. C3001. e. C4290. f. I4390 prior to C Syllabus Notes a. Emphasize checklists and new requirements/variations during start, operation, emergencies, and shutdown. b. Accomplish all TH-57C ground checklists and voice reports with special emphasis on the COMM/NAV checklist. c. Emphasize straight-in/90/180 power recovery and full autorotations. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C4301 Cockpit management (COMM/NAV checklist), C ministab flight control system, TH-57C electrical system/malfunctions, flight maneuvers in the TH-57C, preflight differences between C and B model aircraft, maneuver explanation/demonstration, autorotative differences between C and B model aircraft, and DA computation. C4302 Santa Rosa and Site 8 course rules, engine failure at altitude, engine failure on takeoff, checklist errors, briefing standards for students, language barriers, use of ATFs, verbal presentation, and common student errors. 6 ENCLOSURE (3)

30 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 5 Flight Planning 7 Ground Operations 8 CRM 9 Cockpit Management 11 Radio Procedures 16 No-Hover Takeoff 18 Transition to Forward Flight 20 Course Rules 27 Low Work 30 Max Load Takeoff 33 Normal Approach Normal Approach, Stab-Off Flight 34 Steep Approach 35 Hydraulic Boost Off Approach 40 Sliding Landing 41 No-Hover Landing 43 Waveoff (Power On) 4 44 Waveoff (Power Off) 45 Power Recovery Autorotations MIF continued on next page. 7 ENCLOSURE (3)

31 CNATRAINST J GTN-650 Changes CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CTS REF MANEUVER C Full Autorotation Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 8 ENCLOSURE (3)

32 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes 1 ENCLOSURE (4)

33 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F 2 ENCLOSURE (4)

34 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes 3 ENCLOSURE (4)

35 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F 4 ENCLOSURE (4)

36 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs Stage G04 CAI/MIL Global Positioning System GPSFP 1. Prerequisite. G0102 prior to G (any order). 2. Events G0401 CAI KLN-900 Training 1.0 G0402 CAI OFFLINE G0403 MIL 3. Syllabus Notes GTN-650 Computer Based Training GTN-650 Aircraft Systems Interaction Class a. G0401 is not a prerequisite for G0402 and G0403. b. G0402 shall be completed prior to G0403. c. G0402 and G0403 shall be completed prior to conducting syllabus training events in GTN-650 configured simulators or aircraft. 4. Discuss Items. None. 5 ENCLOSURE (4)

37 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X C40 TH-57B Contact B Prerequisite. a. C0901 (Contact B Flight Preparation Brief) b. G Syllabus Notes a. HT flow only. b. This block should concentrate on BAW, low work maneuvers, landing patterns, and checklist management. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements C4001 Conduct Emergency Egress Drill. 4. Discuss Items C4001 Course rules (local training area), abort start, abnormal starts (hot start, hung start, engine fire on start), emergency shutdown, postshutdown fire (internal), takeoff, landing, hover, and hover taxi. C4002 Flight control system, jammed flight controls, engine fire (external), dynamic rollover, blowback, CRM (in-flight emergencies, simulated emergencies, decision making), and special VFR course rules. 6 ENCLOSURE (4)

38 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 3+ 4 Basic Air Work 3+ 5 Flight Planning 3+ 7 Ground Operations 3+ 8 CRM 3+ 9 Cockpit Management Radio Procedures Vertical Takeoff Transition to Forward Flight Course Rules Hover Turn on the Spot/Clearing Turn Hover Taxi Normal Approach Waveoff (Power On) 4 41 Waveoff (Power Off) 4 42 Power Recovery Autorotations Square Patterns Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 90 Vertical Landing 3+ Special Syllabus Requirements ENCLOSURE (4)

39 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X C41 TH-57B Contact B Prerequisites a. HT flow prerequisite: C4002. b. NO flow prerequisites: (1) G0201 (Helicopter Aircrew Breathing Device). (2) C0190 (Systems Exam). (3) C2003. (4) G0403. c. HE flow prerequisite: G Syllabus Notes a. HT flow complete C4101-C4104. b. NO and HE flows complete C4101 and C4102 only. c. The purpose of this block is to practice basic pattern maneuvers, emergencies, and autorotations. 90- and 180-degree autorotations should be emphasized. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements C4101 (NO and HE flows only) Conduct emergency egress drill. C4103 (HT flow only) Maximum glide autorotation demonstration. 4. Discuss Items C4101 (HT flow) Electrical system, generator failure, DC load meter and voltmeter, overheated battery, electrical fire, smoke and fume elimination, fuselage fire, and CRM (assertiveness). 8 ENCLOSURE (4)

40 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes C4101 (NO and HE flows) ORM checklist, NATOPS brief, preflight procedures, emergency egress procedures, local training area, course rules, flight line operations, entering and exiting the rotor arc, trim techniques, flight maneuvers, and CRM, NO or HE course preparation and standards. C4102 (All flows) Landing criteria for emergencies, definitions, aircraft limitations (NATOPS chapter 4), caution system and associated responses, single instrument indications, autorotation into the trees, blade element diagram, and autorotative aerodynamics. C4103 Engine system, engine failures (NATOPS, FTI), engine restart in flight, engine chip clearing procedures, compressor stall, rotor droop, and CRM (communications and mission analysis). C4104 Hydraulic system, hydraulic system malfunction, hydraulic power cylinder malfunction, mast bumping, and CRM (situational awareness). 9 ENCLOSURE (4)

41 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 5 Flight Planning 7 Ground Operations 8 CRM 9 Cockpit Management 11 Radio Procedures 16 No-Hover Takeoff Transition to Forward Flight 20 Course Rules 27 Low Work 30 Max Load Takeoff Normal Approach 34 Steep Approach Hydraulic Boost-off Approach Sliding Landing No-Hover Landing Waveoff (Power On) 41 Waveoff (Power Off) 42 Power Recovery Autorotations 43 Full Autorotation Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 50 Quick Stop From a Hover 3+ Special Syllabus Requirements 1 10 ENCLOSURE (4)

42 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X C45 TH-57C Contact C Model Transition Prerequisites a. HT flow prerequisites: (1) G0401. (3) C0703 (Systems C MIL). (4) C3001. (5) C4401. b. NO flow prerequisite: C Syllabus Notes a. HT and NO flows only. b. Emphasize checklists and new requirements during preflight, start, operation, emergencies, and shutdown. c. Accomplish all TH-57 ground checklists and voice reports with special emphasis on the COMM/NAV checklist. d. Emphasize 90-/180-degree autorotations. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 4. Discuss Items C4501 Cockpit management (COMM/NAV checklist), ministab flight control system C, TH-57C electrical system/malfunctions, flight maneuvers in the TH-57C, and preflight differences between C and B model aircraft. 11 ENCLOSURE (4)

43 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER C General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 5 Flight Planning 7 Ground Operations 8 CRM 9 Cockpit Management 9 COMM/NAV Checklist 11 Radio Procedures 16 No-Hover Takeoff 18 Transition to Forward Flight 20 Course Rules 27 Low Work 30 Max Load Takeoff 33 Normal Approach Normal Approach, Stab-off Flight Steep Approach 35 Hydraulic Boost-off Approach 37 Sliding Landing 38 No-Hover Landing 40 Waveoff (Power On) 4 41 Waveoff (Power Off) 4 42 Power Recovery Autorotations Simulated Engine Failure at Altitude Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Simulated Engine Failure in a Hover Taxi 12 ENCLOSURE (4)

44 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 CNATRAINST F GTN-650 Changes Block Media Title Events Hrs H/X I31 2B42/ 2B42A Emergency Procedures Prerequisites a. HT flow requirements: (1) C0801 (In-Flight Emergencies). (2) C0802 (Tail Rotor Emergencies). (3) I0201 (Instrument CRM). (4) I4002. b. NO flow requirements: (1) C0801. (2) C0802. (3) C Syllabus Notes a. HT and NO flows only. b. Execute the following emergency procedures: abnormal starts, engine overspeed (N f ) rotor RPM (N r ), underspeeding N f or N g (low N r ), sprag clutch slippage, main drive shaft failure, hydraulic system failure, hydraulic power cylinder malfunction, engine failure, engine restart in flight, compressor stall, torquemeter malfunction, loss of tail rotor thrust in flight, vibration analysis, and tachometer generator failures. 3. Special Syllabus Requirements. None. 13 ENCLOSURE (4)

45 CNATRANOTE JAN 18 GTN-650 Changes CNATRAINST F 4. Discuss Items I3101 Land as soon as possible, land as soon as practicable, emergency reports, single instrument indications, in-flight malfunctions when IMC, crew coordination during emergencies, and the Radio Instrument stage. 5. Block MIF CTS REF MANEUVER I General Knowledge/Procedures 2 Emergency Procedures/System Failures 3+ 2 Abnormal Starts 3+ 2 Engine Overspeed 3+ 2 Engine Underspeed 3+ 2 Sprag Clutch Slippage 3+ 2 Main Driveshaft Failure 3+ 2 Hydraulic System Failure 3+ 2 Hydraulic Power Cylinder Malfunction 3+ 2 Engine Failure 3+ 2 Engine Restart 3+ 2 Compressor Stall 3+ 2 Torquemeter Malfunction 3+ 2 Loss of Tail Rotor Thrust 3+ 2 Vibration Analysis 3+ 2 Tac/Gen Failure 3+ 3 Headwork/Situational Awareness 4 Basic Air Work 3+ 8 CRM 9 Cockpit Management 11 Radio Procedures Instrument Autorotation ENCLOSURE (4)