2 Common MISTAKES flying airplanes IFR. Instrument ratings must include essential tips 4 pilots
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Joe is back! It had been almost 3 months since he'd flown and the rust showed -- he's a good sport though. Watch along as I remind him of 2 essential things about all flying, especially flying IFR.
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Your call out on trim was spot on. I can still hear my old CFI's voice saying "trim to hands-off!" every time I fly.
Now that I fly an airplane without an auto-pilot, that habit has become a life saver. Another workload saver is to take one's hands off the yoke/stick when tuning, twisting, briefing approaches, and any other time one is not intending to make inputs (except in turbulence). When trimmed out, the plane will fly straight and level and one cannot put in an "accidental" input when leaning over to operate the avionics. So much easier.
that is an absolute life-saver for partial panel stuff
I just passed my PPL Checkride on Friday. I start intrument in September.
I’ll let everyone know.
Congrats !!!
lets gooooooooooooooo congrats!!
When I learned this, I found that it not only helped when under the hood but also made vfr flying easier and more accurate. Awesome lesson!!!
Yes! Indeed - it’s ALL the same. You can see, for example, when he pitches up and airspeed decreases the plane starts to pull left from the increased left turning tendency - it’s all the same. Only VFR we have the “Lindbergh” reference 😊
The Finer Points yup, I noticed that... all good stuff, I must say it took me years to figure out 1/2 the stuff in your videos... all good stuff!!!!
I am indeed forgetting to use more rudder to counteract yaw disturbances in flight. That's useful regardless if we're IFR or VFR. Thanks!!
Brilliant video as usual Jason, I love showing students the importance of an instrument they often overlook! ✈️
Great video! I am currently working on my IR, and I have a bad habit of doing this on the G1000! My instructor keeps saying keep up the instrument scan a lot faster to stay ahead of the plane.
Thank you so much for continuing to release solid content 🙏🙏
Flying skills diminish rapidly from lack of use. The proof I have for that statement is my first VFR "real landing" in 6 weeks. UGLY!!! Nice Video. I always learn something.
Thanks
Yeah for me too. I’ve had 4 solo flights recently just to stay sharp.
Try doing your first landing after 2mths in an aircraft you haven't flown before. Not a pretty sight. My cfi flew a PA28 before lockdown and during it He sold it and got a C172R.
@@flyingturtle4313 Nice. I was embarrassed enough trying to figure out the aircraft I've known for 7 years. It's good to get flying again.
Thanks for the interesting video on holding course with trim and right rudder.
Just a critique of your microphone use. You are overmodulating due to volume and proximity of the mic to your mouth. Experiment with placing the mic just about 1/4" further away than you had it. If that solves the issue, stop there, or add a little more distance if it is still a problem.
I've been ready to take my IFR checkride for a month or 2. I caught Covid19 and was very sick for about a month. I hope I get it done soon. Watching the rest of your video, I also noticed a couple of things. When I'm scanning, if I'm honest, I hardly ever pay much attention to the attitude indicator. Maybe I'm an old soul.
Matt Basford glad you recovered dude
@@CascadiaAviation thank you. I'm still pretty weak
Sorry to hear that, covid has made it even harder to upkeep flight training for sure! Glad to hear you’re better!
*ok I’m flying an ILS tomorrow, I haven’t flown with my instructor in a week and I’m trying not to be nervous, I think it’s more a mental thing, but I do prefer to fly 3-4 days a week whilst in training..* your videos have helped me during IFR training heaps!! Thank you
Very cool, Jason. Man there's a lot to think about. Thanks for the tips.
Wow. Wish I would have known about the climb and managing the left turn tendencies. Spend a lot of time chasing level. Can’t wait to practice this. Thanks!
Yellow post it note sticky's. Work great for covering instruments. My CFII loved to bust out the yellow sticky notes. Oh no, you're on short final and your vacuum pump just failed.
What a great lesson! Thanks!
Hey Jason thank you for the video content. Flying is perishable skill means you got to keep at it.
Hey Jason i would like to speak with you in regards to CFI and CFII instructions
Yep, sad to say flying is a perishable skill, wished it wasn't but after a couple month hiatus my 1st few landings weer ugly!
Not TERRIBLE, just couldn't believe how "OFF" I was, seemed like I was just behind the plane.
My POV, is if you're rusty VFR only flying until your back in the groove!!
Love your content, always learning. Thank you and keep it coming :-)
Thanks for the video Jason. Any chance you could share a copy of the checklist, I love the slim format? Thanks.
Man! You are the best!!! Where are you located?
Watched this video yesterday and learned something new about the turn indicator. That's awesome! As I was drifting off to sleep last night a random thought about the magnetic compass popped in. Why didn't you reference the magnetic compass? Would that be counter-productive to this exercise? I know I struggle with ensuring that it's part of my scan and have to be thoughtful about including it in the scan. Truly just a curiosity question as a result of a random thought.
Great tip . Thanks
People find it weird that i fly with my kneeboard even on short flights where I never leave the pattern. One, I come from helicopters where everything has to be strapped down and accessible ahead of time. But in airplanes, even recreational fun flying, I continue to strap it to my leg 100% of the time. Because you simply never know when you're going to need some of the information available to you quickly. Things can change, unexpected things can happen...
428 Renegade Plus, you can stash a cellphone under the kneeboard. 😉
Great video. Thanks
Working on my CFI, what products do you have that CFI can subscribe to and get these tips... and where is the link?
The problem here is and it happens to me , when the instructor asks to find something while maintaining altitude and heading, we as student, will need to multitask. But in real life, if we are flying to a location, all this is done before we get to the airplane. That way we avoid overloading our self. Like the student was doing, he was looking for the VOR frequency. The instructor is overloading him with new tasks.
Great lesson sir
Thanks!
Hello Maestro! I wish I could take classes with U for 1 week. THANK U 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟.
Great tips Jason! You ready to come out to San Antonio, TX and work with me on some instrument flying?
Today I flew an ILS approach. I activated vectors to final. I set up the approach including identifying localizer. On my Garmin 630 it switched to LNAV after passing FAF. ATC vectored me across the course inside IAF and then Back to course to get established. Why does the ILS switch to LNAV?
I would challenge anyone who thinks they could look up an unfamiliar radio frequency and stay on heading without some help. Like an autopilot. Using trim is a big part of it, but it's the multi tasking during IFR that gets pilots in trouble. The airplane will not stay level. Sooner or later, it will start to bank if you're not paying attention. Maybe Cessnas are better at that than Piper low wings.
Same issues here, I look up from briefing my approach plate and somehow I'm at a different airport two states away.
"This plane's bent a little...sorry." 06:33 The plane in the TC, or the plane the TC is in?
I meant the trim tab on the tail of the real airplane 👍🙏🏻
I’ve yet to find a flight school 172 that didn’t have an incredibly misadjusted rudder trim tab. Lol
I always say flying is like playing an instrument, you have to practice to be good at it.
Mark Juza That’s a great one! I play guitar so that really hit home for me. My guitar chops do get rusty if I do not play much and when my chops are sharp I play effortlessly. I am going to apply this thought to my flying.
I flew today and quite rusty.
Hey, would you please update us on your use of masks in the airplane? Last I saw you were very frustrated with the mask but in this video you appear very comfortable. What changed? TIA!