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May 20, 2024 · Flight TrainingCessna 172 Emergency Checklist | Model R, S, and SPIn aviation, the unexpected can happen at any time. Being prepared for emergencies can be the difference between a safe landing and a disaster. Throughout your…Read →Apr 23, 2024 · Flight TrainingWhat Does a Pitot Tube Do on an Airplane?The pitot tube, which is part of the pitot-static system, is one of the main systems that makes those flight instruments work. Here’s a detailed look at the pitot, the…Read →
Apr 4, 2024 · Flight TrainingHow to Obtain a Weather BriefingEvery student training for their private pilot license will have to complete a cross-country flight. As part of planning that flight, you’ll need to learn how to…Read →
Apr 4, 2024 · Flight TrainingStudy Tips for the FAA Written TestTaking your written exam for your private pilot license may seem a bit daunting but it doesn’t have to be. In this article we’ll share some key points to help with…Read →
Apr 4, 2024 · Flight TrainingTouch and Go – What Is It and How to Fly ItTouch and goes are a fundamental flight training maneuver. The pilot lands and then immediately takes off again. It might look like they’ve suddenly changed their…Read →
Mar 29, 2024 · Flight TrainingFlying During a Solar EclipseOn April 8, 2024, many parts of America will experience a total solar eclipse—it’s being called the Great North American Eclipse. While solar eclipses aren’t rare, it…Read →
Mar 7, 2024 · Flight TrainingHow To Use a Navigation PlotterIn this article you’ll learn how to use a navigation plotter to help you plan your flights. A pilot’s flight bag is full of all sorts of wonders. However, two items…Read →
Feb 29, 2024 · Flight TrainingFAA Medical Certificates | What’s the Difference Between Them?One of your first tasks as a new student pilot is to get your first FAA medical exam. The result of the exam—hopefully—is to be issued an FAA medical certificate.…Read →
Feb 29, 2024 · Flight TrainingA New Pilot’s Guide to NOTAMSIn this article we’re going to dive deep into NOTAMS, or Notices to Air Missions. FAR Part 91.103 states that a pilot must “become familiar with all available…Read →
Feb 20, 2024 · Flight TrainingCan Pilots be Colorblind?In this post we’re going to answer a frequently asked question, can pilots be colorblind. Pilots need to identify different colors to fly successfully. Therefore,…Read →
Feb 19, 2024 · Flight TrainingUnderstanding Airplane Rudders: Function, Importance, and UsageThe airplane rudder is a fundamental flight control surface that plays a critical role in managing an aircraft’s yaw and ensuring stability during flight. In this…Read →
Feb 15, 2024 · Flight TrainingWhat is Turbulence?Flight turbulence can be very unnerving, even for seasoned pilots. However, turbulence is part of every pilot’s experience. Turbulence can be caused by irregular air…Read →
Feb 9, 2024 · Flight TrainingWhat Are Regional Airlines?One term you often hear within the airline industry is “regional airline.” Regional airlines operate all over the country, yet many members of the flying public are…Read →
Jan 23, 2024 · Flight TrainingMulti-Engine Training Aerodynamics and Performance QuizzesWelcome to Parts 1, 2, and 3 of the Aerodynamics and Performance section in Thrust Flight’s comprehensive Piper Seminole multi-engine training program. During videos…Read →
Jan 5, 2024 · Flight TrainingThe New Pilot’s Guide to Runway MarkingsFor new pilots, airports are a sea of confusing markings and signs. It takes a little study and practice to get it down, but once you do, you’ll find that airports are…Read →
Sep 19, 2023 · Flight TrainingWhat is the Restricted ATPIn this post we’ll answer the common question, what is a restricted ATP. It’s been a decade since the FAA changed the rules and mandated that Part 121 copilots must…Read →Reading about it is the cheap part.
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