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. David, a student pilot, is working on his private pilot license. He flies at my flight school, and we're about 4 lessons in. After a handful of lessons, he's doing great, and we're starting to dial in this landings as he learns how to land an airplane. As a CFI, this is a really fun part of the flight training.
In this episode, we're working the traffic pattern during his flight training. Additionally, we start with some airwork to make sure he understands the stick and rudder skills required for the traffic pattern.
It's been fun being a part of David's aviation journey to becoming a private pilot.
2:10 Steep Turns
We start with steep turns. One of the reasons I emphasize steep turns early in the training is because of load factor. That feel of the load factor is something I do not want the student feeling while they are landing, so to understand that concept is really important.
6:14 Scenic Break
Don't forget to take a break from training every now and again. Looking at the scenery while flying the airplane is just something we need to do now and again. That's why we're doing flight training after all, to experience that aviation adventure.
6:95 Arrival Procedures
Arriving at the airport can be particularly difficult. Planning for our descent, making radio calls, running checklists, checking weather, and a handful of other operations. This can make things rushed, so make sure to take all the time you need to plan your landing.
12:05 Unstable Approach + Go Around
A successful landing starts with a successful and smooth approach. In this case, we have an unstable approach because we are too high and too fast. I teach David to go around, in the power up-pitch up-clean up steps. Learning to go around is certainly part of the entire process of learning how to land and airplane.
15:15 Monkey See, Monkey Do
Sometimes students just need to observe and see how to pull all the pieces together. We can talk about steps as a CFI or flight instructor, but the transitionary steps in between are tricky to explain. Seeing is believing, and when it comes to seeing the instructor do things, it really helps a lot. A lot of students are overwhelmed when learning how to land an airplane. Just a few approaches and landings, even though I'd love the student to have all of them.
19:25 All Together Now!
Now we bring all the pieces together as David does his last pattern. There are a few you didn't get to see, and we get to see the final pattern where it's clear he's made a ton of progress. In learning how to land an airplane, it just takes a lot of patience.
Altogether, David is doing a great job working on his private pilot license and putting the pieces together quite well. Really proud of the work he's done, and it been a lot of fun to be his CFI as he learns to fly.
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