Example Using the ACS for Scenario-Based Evaluation
The applicant demonstrates the ability to identify, assess and mitigate risks, encompassing: PA.I.B.R1 1. Inoperative equipment. PA.I.B.R2 2. Equipment failure during flight. PA.I.B.R3 3. Discrepancy records or placards. Next, you review and note the requirement to test all Skill elements. Skills The applicant demonstrates the ability to: PA.I ...
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