Stealth Surveillance recon. Mission Lesson

AN IMMERSIVE 1ST MISSION TRIAL FLIGHT WHERE YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF SURVEILLANCE. YOU'LL EXECUTE A MISSION PLAN, BRIEF FOR WEATHER AND TARGETS, EXECUTE THE MISSION AND DEBRIEF WITH YOUR TEAM LEADER.An immersive 1st mission learning experience. Total mission time, 1 hour. Download Mission Briefing HERE Are you ready Cadet?! The Surveillance mission lesson will start with a briefing of your flight path and weather conditions, and identify points of interest to gather intel on, on this mission, you'll be in charge of surveillance. You'll conduct a pre-flight inspection of the aircraft and onboard equipment. Then, execute the mission under the supervision of your team leader and Pilot-in-Command, fly a 35-minute sortie in a stealth low-noise electric aircraft (inaudible from the ground at an altitude of 330M AGL) North-West for recon and threat assessment over the SAS barracks at Swanbourne, search for hidden warships and submarines over the port of Fremantle, find the sunken shipwreck at Coogee, perform advanced maneuvers over Woodman point, and surveil the area around the Military base at Garden island for threats both foreign and domestic. Return to base and Debrief with your team leader.Your entire mission, officially your first aviation training lesson, will be recorded and edited into a professional experience mission summary video for a keepsake and counts towards your Pilot Licence training hours.
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1. Mission briefingJust like Top Gun mission specialists, you'll begin your lesson with a detailed briefing on the terrain, the surveillance targets and the general mission parameters.
2. Aircraft inspectionBefore every flight, all good aviators check their inventory, their payload and the aircraft systems and exterior for mission readiness. You'll complete this with your instructor.
3. Execute the missionUnder the supervision of your Instructor and Pilot in Command, you'll execute the mission and seek the specific mission goals during your surveillance flight.
4. Debrief with your Instructor and team leaderJust like Top Gun mission specialists, you'll finish your lesson with a debrief of successful mission objectives in your first official Pilot Lesson.