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optional ratings and certificates, including CFI -Instrument (CF1I) and Multi -Engine Instructor (MEI), will be conducted under 14 CFR Part b 1. (c) Program Commencement. IFT flight inductors and other personnel necessary to deliver the Flight Training Program must have received syllabus training and be ready to cornmence instruction no later than September 15 of each year, except for the first year of this Agreement when training shall commence no later than October 2014. (d) Training Aleeds. IF r will have appropriate aircraft and qualified flight instructars available to meet the scheduled training needs of C TJ students in a timely manner. CWU will conduct quarterly evaluations of student progress to determine if flighttraining obligations aro being met. ifpmgress is deemed uasatisfnctmy, Wr and CWU personnel will collaborate to determine flue need for additional scheduled !lights, instructors, andlor aircraft as raqu red, Xualpm (a) Aiurara% 7I' will provide the single- and multi -ea &e fixed wing aircraft for the training services set forth in Attachment A and incorporated herein by reference. The aircraft will, be of suliicfent numb" to meet training requirements as datermined by mutual agreement At least one sinmaft must be certified for spin training, IFT will be responsible for the fueling, storage, and maintenance of training afiumfV-. (f) Equipment. Aircraft (with the exception of VFR spin -training specialized aircraft) must be equipped with: (i) equipment required by FAR 91.205 and 91.207; (ii) equipment required by FAR 91.215b for flight in Class B, C, D, E, and G airspace; and (iii) voice inteacom, GPs navigation, and aircraft tracking systems as appropriate. In addition, omit! -engine aircraft and single-engine instrument trainers; must be equipped with dual comnumication radio, dual navigation radio, and ILS localizcr and glide scope receiver. (g) Maintennoce. CWU will have the right to inspect and approve all aircraft and equipment used in support of the Flight Training Program. Each aircraft most be registered as a civil aircraft in the UhRW States and must be maintained in a safe and airworthy condition as demonstrated by an appropriate airworthiness certificate. No aim with malfmnetioni ag or inoperative electrical, avionic, or mechanical components shall be used for baaring purposes except as mutually agreed and otherwise consistent with FAA regulations. Maintenance records must be available for review at all times by CWU Department of Aviation personnel. CWU stridents will not be charged for flights cancelled because of mechanical issues. Personnel (h) Assistant Chief Flight Instructor. IFT will employ an Assistant Chief Flight instructor as described under 14 CFR 141.91 for the satellite base of operations at Bowers Field. The Assistant Chief Flight Instructor will act as the liaison between IFT and the CWU Assistant Chief Ground Instructor. The Assistant Chief Flight Instructor shall perform duties as outlined in applicable program ope zft procedum described in Section III hereof; (i) instructor Qualifications, Flight instructors must hold at lust a bachelor's degree finin an accredited institution and must be appropriately rated for the courses for which they are approved to provide training. IFI' will give priority consideration to graduates of CWU's Professional Pilot degree program in hiring instructors for the CWU Flight Training Pham. CWU retains the right to approve the appointment and qualifications of IFT flight instructors assigned to the Flight Training Program. (j) Training bead. IFT will employ sufficieW qualified Instructors to meet the baining needs of the CWU Flight Training Program. Appropriate instructor/student ratios will be determined by mutual agreement and will -be subject to periodic review. Fligint instructors will be limited to a duty schedule of no more than six days per week and no more than fourteen lours of consecutive duty time within a 24-hour period. CWIJ F,iyt ° 7rai ninE A_re ent Np , 2