Your Flight Path to Instruction | Guests: Jeff & Hali

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Are you ready to take your flying skills to the next level? Today, we bring you an in-depth guide on how to become a certified flight instructor. We unpack all the crucial elements, from the differences between a flight review and a biennial, to the nuances of flying different aircraft, such as the 150 and 172. We also walk you through the process of obtaining a CFII and emphasize the importance of continuous practice and skill refinement.
Have you ever wondered why biannual flight reviews are so crucial? Stick around as we dive into the nitty-gritty of energy management, slips, and the imperative of practicing takeoffs and landings. We also break down complex maneuvers like deep turns, slow flight, and stalls, and differentiate their execution in banner and non-banner planes. As a bonus, we reveal the necessity of rewriting the POH and the secret of landing with the flaps in the last five feet.
In our final segment, we lay bare the strategies for flying into a Bravo airspace and the associated costs. We stress the need for a constant scan during steep turns and caution against the risks of using landmarks for landing. We delve into airport anxiety and discuss the practicality of the application template. Wrapping up, we explore the concept of a legend flight and address the common fear of thunderstorms among pilots. Trust us, you don't want to miss this!
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1. Your Flight Path to Instruction | Guests: Jeff & Hali (00:00:00)

2. Preparing for Flight Instructor Certification (00:00:06)

3. Flight Review and Biannual Flying (00:09:47)

4. Stalls, Turns, Landings, and Flight Planning (00:22:16)

5. Preparing for a First Flying Lesson (00:31:46)

6. ATC Training and App Usage Conversation (00:39:14)