Stalls Steep Turns & More - Aaron in the Jabiru J170

[@MrAndy9188]

You are a fantastic instructor, well spoken, calm and clear instructions.

[@SABOMBTECH]

Such an experienced and good teacher, this flight instructor.

[@MrAndy9188]

I am so envious that you get the opportunity to learn under this instructor. I have learned so much from this video, thank you.

[@BigglesAviator]

Hi Andrew. i appreciate your feedback comments. I love my work as an instructor and yes I wish some others had a way to improve their interpersonal relationships when instructing. Cheers Ian

[@danorr5463]

First time here. Best free lesson I have ever had. Top stuff

[@BigglesAviator]

The Jabiru 160 and 170 are great Aircraft, robust, economical and can handle some amazing conditions. Ailerons are more than sufficient for crosswinds. Bush and short strips may not be their best attribute. You might look at STOL aircraft like Foxbat for one.

[@noislamonazisdotcom9888]

That's just the info i have been seeking. Thank you! Subscribed.

[@andrewdavis3928]

He seems like a great instructor - not like one of my gliding instructors who sat in the back and whistled - and made the comment when I landed that "we are back on the ground in one piece so I guess you did ok"

[@Hamperokken]

The ailerons seem a bit on the small side. How does it perform in crosswinds and slow speed in general? I might be lookin for an affordable allround plane that can comfortably get in an out of grass strips and private fields. No real bush plane, but a rugged and safe plane. The Jabbie J170D is a pretty little plane, but it has the smallest ailerons I've seen.

[@svp2587]

once you get used to the sight picture and stop flying it like a cessna, the 170 is a forgiving docile aircraft.

[@wofwof46]

MR mcdonald world class cfi