Fri, 28 March 2008 Over the years I have heard many debates about non precision approach descent rates. Should one fly a stabilized 500 foot per minute descent? Or should one descend rapidly to get down low and find the field. We recently flew the Napa 36 L Localizer approach and came up with some data that might suggest being fluid with both types and applying the most appropriate to the terrain hazards and conditions. Please enjoy The Finer Points!Fly Your Best, Jason Direct download: 05_Sight_Picture_and_Stall_Practice..m4v Category: aviation videos -- posted at: 11:25 PM Comments[0] |
Mon, 24 March 2008 Staying aware of changes made to regulations is an important and critical part of keeping safe. In this video tip we help you identify changes that may effect you. Fly Your Best!Jason Comments[0] |
Mon, 17 March 2008 Mid Air Collisions concern me. I once had a very close call at a non towered airport and ever since I have been very diligent about preaching the glory of good scanning procedures at all times, especially in the airport environment This week's video tip is reminder of how to safely enter the traffic pattern at a non towered airport. Please enjoy The Finer Points!Fly Your Best, Jason Comments[0] |
Mon, 10 March 2008 In this week's tip we look at how to visualize holding patterns on your heading indicator. This flying video tip can increase your safety in the cockpit. For a complete workshop on this topic, please visit -
WWW.ONTHEFLIGHTLINE.COM
Fly Your Best!
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Tue, 4 March 2008 In this short flying tip I cover the use of CGUMPS during the landing procedure.
Fly Your Best,
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Over the years I have heard many debates about non precision approach descent rates. Should one fly a stabilized 500 foot per minute descent? Or should one descend rapidly to get down low and find the field. We recently flew the Napa 36 L Localizer approach and came up with some data that might suggest being fluid with both types and applying the most appropriate to the terrain hazards and conditions. Please enjoy The Finer Points!
Staying aware of changes made to regulations is an important and critical part of keeping safe. In this video tip we help you identify changes that may effect you. Fly Your Best!
Mid Air Collisions concern me. I once had a very close call at a non towered airport and ever since I have been very diligent about preaching the glory of good scanning procedures at all times, especially in the airport environment This week's video tip is reminder of how to safely enter the traffic pattern at a non towered airport. Please enjoy The Finer Points!
In this week's tip we look at how to visualize holding patterns on your heading indicator. This flying video tip can increase your safety in the cockpit. For a complete workshop on this topic, please visit -
WWW.ONTHEFLIGHTLINE.COM
Fly Your Best!
Jason
In this short flying tip I cover the use of CGUMPS during the landing procedure.
Fly Your Best,
Jason