Being a Fairly New Pilot in a Brand New Cirrus SR22T

[@Herbal90]

First time watching one of your videos, Yoel. You do a great job instructing. Very calm and positive.

[@YoelGilman]

Thank you Sir! Glad you’re enjoying them

[@edwarddoyle2509]

Enjoyed listening to the lesson. Like the questions from the teacher to make sure and reinforce the skills. "Track versus vector" and memorizing the ten things and the check list, and preparation loading the details about alternates routes and frequencies ahead of time to reduce data entry during flight. You mentioned that IFR flying is the same in many different areas of the United States, would that also hold true for other areas of the World?? For example:Tokyo, Madrid, New Delphi, or Melbourne (except for language). Did you have something on the wind shield to have the pilot focus on watching the instruments? Understood and learned quite a bit and I have not a pilot nor gone to flight school. Thanks

[@charlesfrantz230]

Enjoyed your talk about the purchase experience of the SR22T

[@josec4790]

Yoel great to see you back with your great content

[@NowSmile4TheCamera]

You're videos are amazing. Keep it up. Thanks!!!

[@GreatDataVideos]

Haven't flown in years, but I was wondering if the avionics can receive the flight plan from the iPad. Also, could the SID have been entered in, without having to enter in all of the waypoints?

[@LowWingFlyer]

I can in a Piper p100 trainer so would assume that a Cirrus should be able to as well.

[@bluestarairways5189]

Nice instruction!

[@willworknow]

I have to say it: SOLID!!!! 😲

[@drewzerTV]

man, only 130kts indicated at 5000? I know it's only 60% power but I would guess that would be higher.

[@gdotone1]

are you comfortable sitting in the 22? the reason i ask is i'm 6'2" 250 lbs. all muscle except for a few ounces, lol, lol.

[@YoelGilman]

It isn’t the most comfortable plane I’ve sat in, but it’s fine. I believe you should be good. I’d recommend you find one to sit in.