The first module of the SIV course. How a course over water is run and what keeps you safe, and then the wing as a pendulum, active piloting, big ears and the B-line stall, asymmetric and frontal collapses, cravats, wingovers, the spiral dive and G-force, the parachutal stall and the water landing.

1 module20 sections75 questions with explanationsExam: 20 questions, 80 % pass mark

Program

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MODULE 01

SIV 1: wing control and basic incident recovery

The first module of the SIV course. We go through how a course over water is run and what keeps you safe, and then, in order: the wing as a pendulum, active piloting, weight shift, big ears and the B-line stall,…

⏱ 100 min · 20 sections · 75 questions in the bank

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Access to the theory is included in the price of the SIV course. For our students the manager opens it when the course is paid for; pilots from other schools can buy access separately.

The module opens in English — read the first sections before you decide. Behind the access code the full text and the question bank are still in Russian while the English versions are being prepared. Your access code works for both languages.

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How to study this module

Read the moduleTheory in plain language, with case studies, tables and “fine point for pros” blocks. The figures come from federation documents and manufacturers’ manuals, not from memory.

PractiseAfter the module — a practice test: you answer a question and immediately see the explanation. Repeat as many times as you like.

Take the module exam20 questions, 30 minutes, 80 % pass mark. Those who pass get a school certificate for the completed theory.

Fly the courseTheory comes before practice: you go out over the water already knowing what you will do and why. Clearance to fly a manoeuvre in the air is given by the instructor.