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Use your plotter to determine the true course (TC), the total distance of your flight, and the distance between each checkpoint. Place the small hole in the center of the protractor section over a meridian (line of longitude), and then align either the bottom or top edge of the ruler section with your course line, […]

Private pilot steep turn standards broken down step-by-step for your check ride.

The angle of attack is one of the most important things to know during flight. This is done with an angle of attack indicator, here’s how they work.

I made an detailed explanation of how to read an approach chart as requested by different people, please do not hesitate to ask any question after reading my post. All comments that are not related to this tutorial will …

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A pilot’s flight bag is full of all sorts of wonders. However, two items spark the most interest when you first bring them home. They are, of course, the E6B… Continue reading How To Use a Navigation Plotter The post How To Use a Navigation Plotter appeared first on Thrust Flight.

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X-IFR Basic Instrument Flying From the previous lesson, we know our basic instruments and the instrument scan. Now we'll use them in practice.For the practice in X-plane, ensure you are flying in an area clear of obstructions (like mountains!) and a known ground level. Don't descent below that le...

This page discusses the factors that affect aircraft performance, which includes the airplane weight, atmospheric conditions, runway environment, and the fundamental physical laws governing the forces

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