The Airplane Six-Pack: Flight Instruments Explained Popular Video

[@jewishpatriot.1754]

I haven't seen anything like this on line man thanks so much for doing this your the man!!!!!!

[@akuTee2010Elle]

thanks for the post,, especially showing what the instruments are doing WHILE IN FLIGHT! TYYYY

[@flightnerdairforce]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@rdetme4ever552]

I’m going through ground school now and this has been the best example for me to understand how all the gauges work together, As i have learned what each of them do.( I may just haven’t got to that part of the program. )

[@flightnerdairforce]

That's awesome! Hope it continues to help throughout your training.

[@Curly_tales]

Awesome video so helpful to see how it all works while the plane is flying

[@stephenstead6333]

Good video it help to fly safe

[@billyjay4672]

As a newbie I came across and I subscribed because this is what I need how to read these instruments.thanks appreciated.

[@CHHABRIAVANSHVIJAY]

How long is the qverage training time to learn iow to fly a plane?

[@flightnerdairforce]

The FAA requires students to get 40 hours of flight time before they can take the private pilot checkride. That being said, most people take around 65 hours to get good enough to pass the test. How long it takes to log those hours depends on lots of factors like the weather where you're training, the maintenance condition of the plane(s) you fly (can't fly it if it's broke!), and how much time and money you have to dedicate to training. For most folks, 6 months to a year can be doable! My best advice, do what you can when you can do it!

[@dtsh4451]

Excellent review for student pilot. Could be better if you explain some of the intricacies among the meters when airplane is different maneuvers, what to watch out for each of them and the most important of them . I find that is the most confusing and distracting for newbies: so many to watch for and lose focus of the attention. Also please explain the trim control response on the six pack. Keep up the good work.

[@mdsx01]

Just as an fyi, rotation speed for a 172 is 55 knots, not 35. It flys much smoother that way.

[@whitexicano2597]

Video quality could be better