WHAT IS CLASS E? | Canada Control Zone & Airspaces | ATC Audio

[@TheFlightLevel]

Great video! Flew into Niagara Class E airspace (St. Catherine’s Radio) today.

[@Avgeek0926]

It's soo awesome when you're flying with your friends! mas gaganahan ka talaga e haha Nice video bro!!

[@jetstreamaviation1077]

Awesome flight man! Definitely a basis of my dream to become a commercial pilot myself. Can't wait to fly with PAL in their Airbus 350's soon. Thanks a lot man! 😀

[@PoulGo]

Jet Stream Aviation best of luck! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@enzoyutankin3652]

Good Job Poul!

[@PoulGo]

Enzo Yutankin thanks enzo!

[@scottpark7593]

Does being in the air cadets and getting your power pilots license cut down on how many hours you need in bciy

[@PoulGo]

Scott Park good question. Not really sure on that. You might wanna ask PFC and BCIT

[@marioimori]

From where I'm sitting - at the comfort of my office - the flight was great! I don't know if I have the guts to fly on a so small plane! When are you going to fly the bigger birds Poul?

[@hirokiwada1527]

Is cessna have aircon?

[@PoulGo]

hiroki wada we use ram air from vents

[@gvrose1]

I like the use of charts in your videos! Thanks. CYBL

[@PoulGo]

Gord Rose thanks Gord! Please check out my other videos as well. Talk to you on the radio 🤙🏻

[@drewjamila3868]

Hello aviation enthusiast people! I just want to ask few questions. In ground school po ba like those cadet pilot program, is algebra still part of the early phase ng program kasi I'm not so smart in math hehe or anong klaseng math ang inaapply dyan? Thanks!

[@PoulGo]

Drew Jamila you need to comprehend basic math. That’s all you need really :)

[@drewjamila3868]

+Poul Go (Pinoy Travel) Okay good to know but one more question, do commercial pilots used calculator in the cockpit? hehe

[@evandickson19]

@@drewjamila3868 you could use it to make quick calculations in non-critical stages of flight such as cruise. Eventually most calculations will start to come easier to you and you won't need it as often. The best way to prevent having to make these calculations in-flight just do as much as possible on the ground and write it all down. Example: If you plan to cruise at 4000 ft. and know what distance from the airport you want to begin descent, just calculate the approximate descent rate beforehand and right it down. Hope this helps.

[@Sloth55Chunk]

Currently studying for my FAA to TC commercial heli conversion. I hate everything about Transport Canada. Every step of the way has been an absolute nightmare with them. If you're reading this and want to become a pilot... train in the US!!!!

[@rohwerfamily]

Hey sterile cockpit procedures on the departure.

[@nurainapiscalin9743]

Kelan kayo magiging commercial pilot?

[@PoulGo]

Nuraina Piscalin just waiting on good weather for flight test!

[@e3d348]

Nice video

[@apollomarlastimosa5061]

daily vlogs? lol😂😂

[@PoulGo]

Apollo Mar Lastimosa haha i wish! I’ll try though 💪🏻

[@scottpark7593]

Bcit