Sedona From the Flight Deck

[@carygrant8796]

Thank you to the Arizona Aviation Safety Advisory Group volunteers for producing this video.

[@user-hw1cr5uq4z]

Thank you! It is very informative.

[@Rotordisk-Mark]

Great Information, Great Video. Thanks

[@RaceMentally]

Watching before my trip 3/18. Thanks

[@carygrant8796]

Thank you for watching. Please check weather carefully this time of year. Flagstaff weather conditions are probably the best indicator of cloud coverage going into Sedona,even though Sedona is a lower elevation, you need to fly above terrain that is more typical to Flagstaff. Weather system passing along Northern Arizona can be windy and precipitation is snow and icing conditions. It is not uncommon for cloud bases to be at the surface or very close along the Mogollon Rim. The good news is weather systems move quickly so a delay of a day usually will bring clearer skies. Enjoy Sedona and be safe.

[@RaceMentally]

@@carygrant8796 thank you. I am a new pilot so I’m being as cautious as possible.

[@justinmcgarity1653]

How’d the landing go?

[@RaceMentally]

@@justinmcgarity1653 cancelled Sedona for weather. went to havasu today. Have a fuel transducer acting up too. Started reading 2-3x the fuel per hour 10-15 min out.

[@mstsasrs1]

Ok I get it . Noise sensitive.. How long is the runway?

[@pedrodepacas2463]

5132' X 100' Fly safe!

[@azcharlie2009]

I get the impression the residents of Sedona don't like airplanes. So, I don't think I want to fly there. I'll spend my money somewhere else.

[@sce2aux464]

Who's coming here from MSFS24?

[@pedrodepacas2463]

I'm on my way. Look out below!

[@cwellmayne]

Worst place for the airport. Creates so much noise for us. The jet fuel contamination is not ideal either. Let's vote to move the airport out south. :)