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Standard Circuit Procedure for Air Traffic Control and Flight Operations

This document outlines key procedures and technical specifications for conducting standard circuits during flight operations, including radio communication, power settings, and altitude management. It details step-by-step actions such as adjusting flaps, monitoring engine power, and ensuring all alarms are operational. Pilots are instructed to follow standard VFR (Visual Flight Rules) altitudes and maintain communication protocols while adhering to circuit layouts and altitude transitions. The importance of proper checklist usage and awareness of traffic patterns in controlled airspace is emphasized.

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Standard Circuit Procedure for Air Traffic Control and Flight Operations

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  1. Le Tour de piste STD

  2. Radio • Assiette • Puiss 1600trs • Vz=-500ft/mn • 1000 ft • Assiette palier • Puissance 2100trs • Réchauffe • Volets 1 cran • Pompe ON • Phare ON • Réchauffe • Radio • Puissance ok • Alarmes ok • Badin actif • Volets rentrés • Pompe OFF • Phare OFF • Vi=110 • Rotation • Cm=QFU • Radio • Chrono Le Tour de piste STD 150 km/h 150 km/h - 500 ftm/min 1000ft 1000ft 150 km/h 120 km/h - 300 ft/min 500ft 500ft • Volets att • Radio 300ft 1,6 Nm

  3. La PTE (bis)‏

  4. Niveaux ou altitudes VFR FL + règle semi-circulaire TMA Altitude de transition QNH +règle semi-circulaire Classe G FL + règle semi-circulaire QNH CTR QNH + Altitude libre 3000SFC

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