CISTRSC

CISTRSC (pronounced Sister-Sea) is a mnemonic used by some Canadian glider pilots to remember the sequence of actions required before take-off.[1]

CISTRSC (pronounced Sister-Sea) is a mnemonic used by some Canadian glider pilots to remember the sequence of actions required before take-off.[1]

This preflight check was developed by the Royal Canadian Air Cadets for use on the Schweizer 2-33 training glider. The check is not applicable to other glider types that are more complex than the 2-33 and include features such as flaps. Like all mnemonics this check has become part of aviation culture and folklore.[1]

B-CISTRSC:

References

  1. ^ a b Royal Canadian Air Cadets: Gliding Volume 1 General Information of Air Cadet Glider Pilots, page 3-21. Department of National Defence, November 1975. CCP 1242 (A)(1)

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