Airport Signs, Markings, and Lighting Explained (Simple and Fun) PPL Ground Lesson 61
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2024
- Learn the BASICS of airport lighting, airport signs, and airport markings in this FUN, and exciting video from Free Pilot Training!
This is Private Pilot Ground lesson 61! This training is intended to follow the aeronautical knowledge areas in Part 61.105 section b for single engine aircraft.
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I just passed my FAA written with a 95% and didn’t use any online ground school…except your free videos lol no joke . Just this and practice tests over and over . Love your videos !!
Awesome! Congrats! I love hearing that!
What website did you use for practice tests?
@@trist7563 early on just the FAA practice questions and the kings free sample questions. Then when it was a couple weeks out from my exam I used the ASA app to get more serious as I was told they have up to date samples
@@trist7563 I got the same score and used Sporty's. The questions are not 100% the same but if you are consistently getting a 90+% on the practice exams and understand the material you'll get a decent score on the exam.
Well done. Your drive is inspiring.
Hey Josh! Thank you so much for making these high quality and comprehensive ground school videos. I passed my private checkride a couple months ago and your channel basically got me through it. The way you explain content just clicks with me. I felt more than prepared for my oral and owe you a massive thanks! When is the instrument ground series coming?? 😂 Take care, you’re the man!
Congratulations! I love getting comments like this! It might be a bit before I can start pushing out instrument videos
@@FreePilotTrainingThat is great! Can’t wait.
My airport tends to give taxi clearance on the roll so I’m reeeeally glad you mentioned stopping once clear and telling the tower then waiting for further instructions.
I’ve had it be an issue in the past. Don’t want that for anyone else
Been looking forward to the last few videos for your PPL series. Thanks for all the work that goes into them! I really enjoy your teaching style and learn a lot better from these videos.
Love hearing that! I’ve got the script written for the next one. It’s just going to take some work lol
Hey Josh, I passed my Written last week and wanted to thank you again for your videos, they've helped me a lot.
Starting my flight training soon, all the best!
Awesome! Congratulations! On to the checkride!
this video is GOLD. Also that small clip over LRAFB at night is sick!
Thank you! Pretty cool you knew where that was
@@FreePilotTraining only knew because I live here now! Lol
Thank you for all the great videos! I'm at 41/61 right now.
You’re welcome!
Very well done video Josh. Hope you and your family are doing well. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies my friend 🇺🇸🛩️
Thanks Kevin! I appreciate that!
Love your videos man, thanks for putting this content out there!
You’re welcome! I appreciate that!
Great video thanks!
You’re welcome!
Very good lesson. And perfect length for my lunch break.. Thank you!
Thanks Keith!
Thanks for the video. I learned something 😊
Awesome!
Great video. Your content shows that you talk based on a lot of practice and experience
Thank you!
Thank you Josh . Great as always. Steve
You’re welcome!
Best ground school there is.Your videos are pure gold .I needed a refresher on this for my first actual flight lesson.Thanks Josh
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Great job as usual Josh!
Thanks Chris!
A good refresher thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome!
I seen the sign to watch this video and a good refresher as well Thank You
😂 as bill engvall says: “Here’s your Sign”
Thank you for the video!
You’re welcome!
Awesome thank you 🙏
You’re welcome!
Great video
Thanks!
Awesome video, thank you so so much for everything you've done here, you are so appreciated !!! Aymee ☮️✈️
You’re welcome!
God bless you for making these excellent training videos free! This is very helpful and your tone makes it easy to follow and feel reassured. I didn't start my actual training yet, but plan on getting through all your videos first, and this helps a lot. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment! Love reading stuff like this
Thank you so much for your help.
You’re welcome!
Thanks!
You’re welcome! I really appreciate that Super Thanks Gordon!
Excelent video. Thank you . ( from Brasil )
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Great video. Coming up on my solo very soon!! Digging the Buccee’s cap btw!!!
Thanks! Good luck! Enjoy it! I’m a huge Buccees fan lol
This was fun. i knew most of it but learned a couple new things. Thanks!
Awesome! Glad it was fun for you. Love hearing that
Also the new lighting for bigger airports that are basically stop signs controlled by the tower are a vast improvement in visibility.
Yes they are! The better lighting actually allows for lower minimums in bad weather under IFR
wow, i just started taking notes on all this stuff as i start my aviation journey, im currently on the lesson about class B airspace’s, i saw the first video was posted 3 years ago. i think its awesome youre still putting out free pilot tips to this day. im trying to take notes for every video of this series and complete them before ground school starts next month, thanks for this !!
You’re welcome! Hopefully a couple more months, and this will be a legitimate ground course as well!
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Good job, Josh👍
A good Refresh is needful from time to time.
Really enjoyed you and Seth collaborating👍👍
Keep me in your Prayers please🛐
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Thanks Chuck! Hoping to make something with him in the future. We've both been super busy! Will do!
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17s load here.. I love the time and dedication knowing how busy you must be with everything else you do!
So awesome! Thank you! Please tell me you know someone up in Alaska. I’m thinking about trying to go fly for the 176th. If so, it’d be cool if you PMd me on Facebook or Instagram. I have issues replying to a reply, so conversations are best had on another venue
@@FreePilotTraining I actually don’t, I’m down at McChord! But sounds like a good gig!
As always... a great vid, and even for experienced pilots... it's a good refresher. FYI... the airport I normally fly from has a closed runway, but they turned it into a big taxiway. If you look at KJST, it's now taxiway G.
Thanks! Yeah. I’ve seen that before with older runways. It makes sense
Josh is out here doing god’s work. 😂
Thank you so much! Currently your videos are helping me get better at Microsoft flight simulator but if all goes according to plan I’ll be beginning flight training within the next year or so.
Thank you! Good luck on your training! I hope to incorporate MSFS in many upcoming vids
What the FAA needs to do is color parallel runways differently. This would avoid many errors.
Can hold for associated taxiways as well.
That’d be cool. You could have a runway 36 green and a 36 orange
Buc-ee's! Reminds me of Texas although they are in many states, just not AZ, yet! Thanks for this video, that will help me as I strive to get my PPL.
Hopefully Buc-ees will make it to you soon 🤞 you’re welcome!
G0od video!!!
Thank you!
Great video thank you. At night, on a runway with a displacement, where do the lights begin? At the threshold?
Thanks! White lights always begin at the ACTUAL runway. Typically you’ll also see green lights at the actual threshold as well
@FreePilotTraining I really have learned a lot from your content! Thank you for sharing. I was watching your 3 Tips to Improve...WITHOUT Flying! video and you covered your brain freeze aids in great detail. Would you be willing to share or sell those?
Absolutely! Pm me on facebook with your email address and I’ll send them to you
They added some new stuff to the ACS for PPL. Do you think you could go make a video going over that new stuff they added? 😊
To be honest, I’d love to make one. I’m just not going to have time right now
could you plz upload some Vedic About ENGINE ?
is this the final lesson
Thx but is this the last one bcoz I need them coming for my faa written test
You’ll do fine without the last one
Hey, great video! I'm looking to invest in a flight simulator that covers PPL instrument, commercial multi-engine, and has the capability for future needs like airliner training.
Any recommendations for a versatile simulator that covers all bases? Thanks!
Thanks! I’m really not the best person to ask on that. Redbirds are very popular but they’re also very pricey
Turn right for 18 ? If I taxi to the end of the runway and turn around to take off, I'll have the runway markings 36 under me. Doesn't that mean I'm taking off in the 360 heading ? Shouldn't I have 18 underneath me ? Which means I would have to turn left instead ?
Ideally, you never want to have runway behind you on a takeoff, BUT the point of this is to determine which runway is left and which in is right. You can still see this sign when there is 8,000 feet left on 18. In this case, that won’t matter too much in a Cessna 172
Could have phrased it better, but he meant you’d be taking off to the right; meaning “facing” that direction.
If you were given an intersection take off, you’d turn right and go. If you wanted a full-length departure, you’d turn left, taxi to the threshold, u-turn, then take off with 18 underneath you.
Just the other day I cleared the runway and waited an excessive amount of time for tower. I finally just switched to ground for taxi instructions. Should I have just contacted/stayed with tower instead? Thanks for the videos!
In that case: I would have “pimped” the tower. I would make a call similar to what you would to ground. “Tower, N3148x clear at Delta.” At that point, they’ll either switch you, OR they’ll give you the taxi clearance. Often, they are the same controller
@@FreePilotTraining thank you!
Josh, been enjoying the ground course, but how does one get an endorsement to take the written/knowledge test ? (I’m under the impression that it’s required)
The cheapest way is to have a CFI sign you off. Once I complete my last video, I'm going to start working on an app for everyone. Hopefully I can start working on that soon.
That’ll be cool.
Are you planning on making Instrument or Commercial courses or other plans?
1:56 or yellow on black, that’s where you’re at.
Displaced Threshold - can VFR aircraft land on it if pilot accepts obstacle clearance responsibility?
For IFR yes I know pilot cannot land on Displaced Threshold because the 3 degree glide slope to the displacement does not provide obstacle clearance.
Is anyone going to throw you in prison over it? Probably not, but technically you shouldn’t land there. For larger aircraft, the zone is often not stressed for the higher loads either
I love your videos! Is there any way of contacting you?
Thank you! You can DM me on facebook or instagram
@@FreePilotTraining Thank you! I just sent you a DM on Facebook
I think I may be confused about something. I was under impression that the "dirty D" meant the airport had declared distances. Will a field with declared distances always have a displaced threshold and, conversely, will a field with a displaced threshold always have declared distances? Or is it possible to find one without the other?
You are correct. The Dirty D will always be present IF there is a displaced threshold. However, you can have a dirty d without a displaced threshold for other reasons (ie. overruns, conjoined taxiways, etc). The figure 8 is the symbol for a displaced threshold. The “D” just alerts you to an issue with runway length
@@FreePilotTraining Thanks!
Are you habitual linecrosser's brother? :)
😆 possibly
How many more lessons until it’s finished?
1…and a half 😏
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