A commenter on a post regarding the PPL tests had trouble with the following question:
The average wind applicable to a direct flight from Winnipeg (CYWG) to Brandon (CYBR) at 5,500 ft would be (1) 290°M at 30 kt. (2) 290°T at 30 kt. [...]
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A commenter on a post regarding the PPL tests had trouble with the following question: The average wind applicable to a direct flight from Winnipeg (CYWG) to Brandon (CYBR) at 5,500 ft would be (1) 290°M at 30 kt. (2) 290°T at 30 kt. [...] May 25th, 2010 | Tags: FD, Flight Training, meteorology, ppl written test | Category: Flight Training | One comment
I would like to share with you two recent situations I found myself in while flying around to illustrate the fact that, as a pilot, you can’t let your mind wander even for a minute. Location: Telluride, Colorado Airspeed: 180 kts Altitude: 12,000 ft MSL Co-pilot: "Center, ABC has airport in sight." Center: "ABC, [...] There is a lot involved in a flight lesson. While you may only log around 1.0 hours at a time, in actuality you will spend close to twice that at the airport. The pre-briefing, walk-around of the plane, startup/post startup/runup checklists and landing and stopping checklists all add up to quite a bit of time [...] |
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