Power-Off Stalls | Epic Flight Academy

Welcome to Epic Flight Academy's Maneuvers Series. In this series, we are focusing on specific maneuvers pilots must be able to perform. This includes what they are, why we do them and how we do them. If you are interested in beginning your own flight training, be sure to visit our website to start your journey to becoming a professional pilot! In this video, we go over how to properly perform a Power-Off Stall and why student pilots practice them.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Why do pilots practice stalls?
00:45 - Definition of a Stall
01:42 - Example of a Power-Off Stall
02:11 - Steps to perform a Power-Off Stall
06:24 - Helpful Tips
08:14 - ACS Standards
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[@Attack79]

Very helpful! Thank you :)

[@paulcrooks3742]

Complete instruction. I like that 45 degree object position

[@EpicAviationEpicFlightAcademy]

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[@bernhardGviljoen]

06:51... Altitude is 100 feet, RPM is zero on the G1000, speed is close to zero, PFD is indicating the nose on the horizon (backup AH not corresponding to the G1000), flaps are up, mixture is in idle-cutoff position and the yoke is in the neutral position. That's not a stall. It's an engine-off control check at best... Be careful how information is conveyed...