Jzerious

Depending on the mission/contract, you may also have to turn with the rudder. As in point the nose in the direction of flight and use aileron to hold wings level. Very weird lol

Biggest commercial checkride advice?

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You’re decreasing your lift first and foremost when you’re in ground effect like that.

IFR checkride in two days ask me trick questions to stump me please

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Agreed. I got asked that exact question on my checkride. The wording was definitely not close to what I’ve heard in the real world. I answered as such.

IFR checkride in two days ask me trick questions to stump me please

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You’ve been cleared for the approach into your destination airport and you’re 25 miles from your IAF. When can you descend and to what altitude?

Familiarization Flight - Didn't Enjoy It

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Worth it?

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Take a discovery flight. If you really want to keep up while you’re away, keep studying! The muscle memory is easier to pick back up than the knowledge is. Especially if you spend those couple of years you have flying consistently enough.

is it possible to go from ppl to cpl using the money gathered up

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Nah 14 CFR 91.113

is it possible to go from ppl to cpl using the money gathered up

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Post read as if English wasn’t their first language

is it possible to go from ppl to cpl using the money gathered up

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91.113 specifically

is it possible to go from ppl to cpl using the money gathered up

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What country are you in? You cannot get paid to fly as a private pilot.

When to start descent from high altitude under lost comm

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Please correct me if I’m wrong. You are cleared to an airport but your clearance limit would be a fix or an Initial Approach Fix. In that case you would then start your approach from the IAF as close to your ETA time as practical

Passed the PPL written the other day.

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Hell yeah, hard work pays off. The studying is in truth the most important part of aviation.

Looking for insight on Pipeline / aerial survey job

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Pm me :)

At least Spirit will hold the crash safety record for forever

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When you can’t even say my name

Checkride in 4 days and I feel completely unprepared

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How often have you reviewed the ACS?

IFR- Stump the Chump

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Take your pick, I also have mine coming up on May 7th 🤞 What are the different kinds of departures? How do you know your aircraft can make a specified climb gradient? VFR day, 10+ mile vis, no clouds. Your destination airport doesn’t have an IAP, do you need an alternate? What airports qualify to be alternates? Who can do an IPC and when do you need it? What can you do after your currency expires (say 6.5 months after your checkride) What is a cruise clearance. When can you do a VCOA? Types of fog. Weather associated with different pressure systems and fronts. Basically all weather, understanding weather is important. Can you read the different textual and graphical reports/forecasts

Surprise Checkride date

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Jumbo Shrimp

2000-3000 hr CFIs

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How does one get “military time”? Other than making it into a MOS that flies?

45 years ago today (April 14th, 1981) astronauts John Young and Bob Crippen completed the first spaceflight of the space shuttle program, STS-1, landing Columbia at Edwards Air Force Base. (🎥 credit: NASA on X)

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Love that mission

Get my instructor cert or use money to time build

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Continental Airlines in-flight meal, 2010. They were the last US airline to give out free meals in economy class.

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“Free”

Any advice for instrument flight checkride?

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Better to be 20 feet high than 1 foot low (excluding DAs)

Is a college degree important for becoming an airline pilot?

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Yes

11 SR-71 Blackbird's together

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Their together

Is the PPL exam THAT difficult?

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700 Videos?? PPL and instrument? 700 videos is insane. The exam was far easier than I expected only because I studied and prepped like hell. You'll do great

CFI checkride but winds are gonna be 15g28 straight down the runway

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I probably wouldn’t fly with a student in those conditions.

PPL check-ride tomorrow. Hit me with your questions

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Your beacon is out but your nav lights work. Departure is at 11:30 am, can you legally go fly?

U.S ATC system is going to get worse before it gets better

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Are there 61-like equivalents to ATC?

Are aviation social media accounts exaggerating how hard getting a PPL is or am I not studying hard enough

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the "grindiest" thing was studying for the written but eh.

Logging Actual Instrument

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Logging Actual Instrument

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It matters so much until it doesn’t

Logging Actual Instrument

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Source?

ICAO Annex 10 - Precision approach, Approach with Vertical Guidance, Non precision approach.

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So then could an LPV approach be considered precision when the DA is less than 250’ agl? Would that not fall into the SBAS CAT 1 definition

ICAO Annex 10 - Precision approach, Approach with Vertical Guidance, Non precision approach.

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So then could an LPV approach be considered precision when the DA is less than 250’ agl? Would that not fall into the SBAS CAT 1 definition

How do you keep your white shirts white?

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Why not donate?

Unpopular opinion - instrument training is much harder than private training

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The flying is relatively easy. For me the knowledge aspect is kicking my ass, plus getting rusty on basic private knowledge

How to prepare for TR?

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I think it’s only natural to get overwhelmed sometimes. You’ve made it this far I believe in you

Finally went to 10k in the PA-28-140

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I went 10.5 yesterday also in a 140 and fuel pressure was fine. Maybe I should have tapped the gauge a little

FAA denies permission, Border Patrol fires laser anyways, FAA TFRs Airspace, White House orders FAA to rescind TFR

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It’s okay, “the dow is over 50,000 dollars”

Dad cooked

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Pops cooked that classic Eldritch horror

Giving up

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Someone said this in another post “you’re at mile 25 of the marathon, take some time off for yourself and get at it”

Commercial check ride coming up. Stump me with your best questions

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Why 30 and not 90? [91.207(f)(10)(ii)](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-14/chapter-I/subchapter-F/part-91/subpart-C/section-91.207#:~:text=No%20person%20may%20operate%20the%20aircraft%20more%20than%2090%20days%20after%20the%20ELT%20is%20initially%20removed%20from%20the%20aircraft)

To say or not to say “with you” question.

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All Challengers, CRJ’s, and Globals etc. to be decertified in the US

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Destroying 100 years of global dominance in weeks to months.

Will I be good

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Sheppard Air - IRA Question

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What were the codes?