Pressure Altitude & Density Altitude Explained

[@believeachieve2847]

this video is a GOLDMINE!! INCREDIBLY EASY TO UNDERSTAND!! A++

[@ComeTravelWithMe2407]

Very well explained. I was not clear about DA at all and this video helped me get absolute clarity. Thank you.

[@wellingtonsantos7826]

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[@brucelee390]

great thanks!!!!!!! finally i understood the PA and DA, its really confusing before i see this video

[@mohamedboutrik8434]

By far one of the best aviation channels.. Thank you so much for your nice videos

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Respect from 🇮🇹 Italy

[@luckysahil1723]

thank you soo soo much, I'm stuck in this DA since morning. From 🇮🇳INDIA

[@vikramphalke7837]

I have seen many videos posted by you and I must say that the way you explain everything with the help of animation is JUST AMAZING. You leave no doubts in the minds of viewers. I thank you very much for doing such a wonderful job.

[@mahzan2948]

Thank you so much for the information, and nice videos, I didn’t find much much explanation better than yours, good job, can’t wait to see your other works.

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Amazingg explanation buddy!! ❤️ Cheers from 🇮🇳

[@alawyaamohamed1465]

ABUNDANT THNAKS! really rich context ,greetings from Sudan

[@theaerogirl]

I found this really helpful. Nicely explained. Cheers to your work.👌👍😀

[@Francisxavier333]

Brilliant video. That video i was looking for. thanks, perfectly understood everything!

[@MoatazNasr-l2w]

awesome and really great effort in a simple way, Ana so easy to understand

[@Sir_Suvari]

Thanks for useful presentation video! Thank you so much King😀 😀

[@staralliance185]

Outstanding video, helps a lot

[@miss_math_q8711]

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[@aviationworld1142]

Thank You for sharing, Amazing Explanation

[@radudragomir3881]

you are a genius!!! respect

[@kennyw871]

Excellent in every respect.

[@Erina_nct]

Thanks for this!!!

[@rohanchung2185]

Great tutorial.

[@danabee3775]

Nicely explained! :-)

[@ismaelmasso6662]

amazing!

[@br83]

Can you do a video on P-factor? The books that are out there pretty much all say the same thing and yet still don't clarify how the AOA is actually increasing with a nose pitch up. (For fixed propellers) They just make statements rather than explain how this happens.

[@fawaz911saadi9]

Amazing.. explained

[@MovieMakingMan]

Hi, I watched this but couldn’t determine what the sea level pressure would be in the sea level around the world rose 30,000 feet. With the current sea level the pressure is about 4.3PSI. But what would the pressure be at sea level if the sea rose 30,000 feet? Thanks if you have an answer or a link to a video explaining this. Thanks!

[@weandrikombieni2120]

Great 👍 job

[@alimohamed-pc4jh]

Thank you so much ❤

[@WarbirdVideos]

why have background music while explaining a complicated topic?

[@AlbertoPirrotta]

First case: 1464 Ft DA Second case: 5608 Ft DA

[@khwaac]

4:57 We must part from the idea? why? because of changes in temperature and pressure?

[@MovieMakingMan]

The air pressure at sea level is 14.7 PSI. But what if the sea around the world rose to 30,000 feet higher than it is now? Would the air pressure still be 4.3 PSI at the new water level? Thanks!

[@hesamhajmohammadi5394]

Thank❤🌹🙏

[@yellowtail_29]

Best

[@ZenithE8]

In the end what matters is if its a low pressure day how does a student fly the plane differently?

[@ZenithE8]

All this calculating to get a number but then what is done with that number in Actual flying the plane?? No one seems to talk about that!!!!!!!

[@igclapp]

Basically it's just to make pilots aware that their plane will not perform as well at high density altitudes. So one must be aware that takeoffs and landings will require more runway length, climb rate/gradient will be lower, etc.

[@phoonjzc]

The lower pressure and hotter temp, the lower the air density , the higher the density altitude and worse for the aircraft.

[@Terence_from_triplec]

What if the temp is positive like +10 oat

[@pork_friedrice]

0:37 hectaWWHAT??? hard to take this video seriously after this

[@eliwilson5195]

Seriously very distracting using ai text to speech

[@AmericusMaximus]

The robot's pronunciation of key terminology is often horrendously bad. And when it says, "We must part from the idea that in the earth's atmosphere the air density decreases with altitude due to the pressure reduction," that is a correct, so why must we "part from the idea"?

[@MargaretLeber]

The text-to-speech pronunciation is abominable. " isoburr" "hectopiskals" "substract" . Also it's incorrect to call something a "correction factor" if it's applied by addition.

[@toml.6884]

This was not easy to understand at all

[@kylecook4823]

why are all these videos a monotone automated voice. makes learning this stuff so difficult

[@toddkallenbach3904]

there are no "air molecules"

[@TangodownNZ]

AI speech is cheap and very noticeable

[@luigichamp97]

Thanks for the information and animations. 🛫🪐