Private Pilot Ground School - Flying Rectangular Patterns

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Student Pilot, are you learning your Private Pilot Ground Reference Maneuvers?
Martha teaches the following:
How to apply wind correction
Ace your Private Pilot Checkride
Fundamentals of Maneuvering

[@SpamMouse]

Short sweet and to the point, thank you for the reminders.

[@rickpallisso4431]

THANK YOU for explaining this so simply that even I could understand. Very good video with quality sound and video demonstration/illustration.

[@mikecoffee100]

Straight to the point

[@mgtowacademy8433]

Studying for my PPL written rn; this was so helpful. Thank you!

[@taharbenseddik5607]

Thank you for this good explanation.

[@KingSchools]

You are welcome!

[@PhileeV]

The degree measurement is about the plane turning, not the pattern turns.

[@tangoromeo1739]

would your ppl ground school suitable for a CAA ppl? UK PPL

[@EvgenySemendeev]

Not real fully understood the point #1... Hmm...

[@KingSchools]

What didn't you understand about point #1? Maybe we can help

[@TheFlyingZulu]

As you turn left at point number 1 you do not turn 90 degrees because the wind is coming from your right as you make the turn. You need to turn less than 90 degrees to maintain the straight line track from point 1 to 2.

[@RealJackHQ]

Very interesting 😃! Who ever said geometry was boring? 🤔😂

[@alanlamando6667]

That is a square, not a rectangle!

[@Kilosierra-hq3nf]

A square is a rectangle because it possesses all the properties of a rectangle