This guide for aviation pilot training I and II begins with a course description, resource information, and a course outline. The syllabus is designed to be used concurrently with the ground school program. A minimum of 29 flights are scheduled with a minimum of 40 hours total flight time. Tasks/competencies are categorized into five concept/duty areas: understanding how aircraft components and systems are used to maintain assigned flight attitudes and tracks over the ground (flights 1-5); understanding how to maneuver the training aircraft in the airfield traffic pattern (flights 6-12); understanding how to perform advanced maneuvers in takeoffs and landings and in flight (flights 13-16); understanding how to plan and conduct cross-country flights (flights 17-21); and understanding how to perform maneuvers and cross-country procedures required for the Federal Aviation Administration flight check (flights 22-29). Four to eight tasks are listed for each concept/duty. A performance objective and requirements for conducting the flight are provided for each task/competency. (YLB)