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Elements and Performance Criteria

  1. Plan a flight test
  2. Conduct flight test
  3. Applicant eligibility to participate in flight test to be conducted is confirmed
  4. Competency standards that must be assessed are identified
  5. Evidence gathering activities and methods are identified to provide sufficient, reliable, valid and fair evidence of competency
  6. Completion of flight test applicant’s knowledge deficiency report (KDR) and certification of this by flight training operator are confirmed
  7. Additional flight test applicant KDR assessments are planned as required
  8. Prepare applicant for flight test
  9. Flight test applicant’s eligibility to be issued a licence and/or a rating/s as a result of assessment is confirmed
  10. Knowledge evidence specified for the unit of competency being assessed is confirmed through ground-based assessment or identified airborne practical assessment
  11. KDR assessments are conducted as required
  12. Context, purpose and content of flight test is explained to and confirmed with applicant
  13. Flight test assessment procedures and expected performance requirements are explained to and confirmed with applicant
  14. Function of flight examiner, including role-playing, simulation and procedures in an emergency, are explained to and confirmed with applicant
  15. Applicant specific needs are identified and provisions for reasonable adjustments to the assessment procedure are made
  16. Action to be taken as a result of flight test applicant’s failure to achieve required performance standard is explained to and confirmed with applicant
  17. Information is conveyed using appropriate language, interactive strategies and techniques to communicate effectively with applicant
  18. Clear, logical, systematic and unambiguous explanations are used to convey information to applicant to ensure the effective conduct of flight test
  19. Intervention is limited to ensuring effective conduct of the flight test and management of contingencies and abnormal or emergency situations
  20. Applicant’s performance is monitored and assessed and a comprehensive record of events maintained
  21. Safe completion of the flight test is ensured and situational awareness maintained throughout flight test activities
  22. Make assessment decisions
  23. Evidence of the applicant’s performance is evaluated using a holistic procedure that ensures all dimensions of competency when conducting tasks, managing tasks and contingencies, operating in a flight environment and transferring skills and knowledge to new situations and contexts is considered
  24. Assessment decision is made based on objective evaluation of the evidence against the specified competency or proficiency standards
  25. Conduct post-flight test briefings
  26. Clear and constructive feedback about performance is provided to the applicant using appropriate language and strategies, including guidance on further training if appropriate
  27. Opportunities for overcoming any identified gaps in competency as revealed by the assessment are explored with applicant
  28. Applicant is advised of reassessment procedures and appeals mechanism if assessment decision is challenged
  29. Relevant flight instructors and flight training operator are advised of flight test result and reasons for outcome, including positive and negative aspects of applicant performance and information to assist in improving training outcomes
  30. Complete administrative requirements
  31. Applicant flight test results are recorded in approved training documentation and/or recordkeeping systems
  32. Applicant flight test report, licence application form and notification of ratings and endorsements that have been issued are forwarded to civil licensing or military regulatory agencies