SMAC256 Control The Plane and Don’t Hit Anything

Control The Plane

Welcome to Episode 256. Whether flying recreationally or professionally, two important goals you should always keep in mind is to control the plane and not hit anything. These goals include various skills and philosophies we use while flying an aircraft. 

Today we will discuss in this how you can better control the plane and not hit anything. This is an especially relevant topic since many of us have not been flying much and need to return to mastering some of the most basic flying skills.

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Cruise Flight (Talking Points): 

  • Adding to the Aviate, Navigate, Communicate mantra.
  • Control The Plane.
    • Are you current or proficient in flying?
    • Crosswind practice.
    • Maneuvers.
  • Don’t Hit Anything.
    • Communication helps.
    • See and Avoid
    • ADS-B benefits and challenges.
    • Use your charts.
    • Is your plane a challenge to control or require additional training?
    • When do you take control as an instructor?

After Landing Checklist:

Picks Of The Week:

Carl – Buccaneer: The Provocative Odyssey of Jack Reed, Adventurer, Drug Smuggler, and Pilot Extraordinaire.

https://amzn.to/2ZX8UUE

Bill – FAA Runway Safety Simulator  

https://www.runwaysafetysimulator.com/ 

Sean – New SLC Airport – 

https://slcairport.com/thenewslc/ 

Tom – Special Use Airspace site

https://sua.faa.gov/

Eric – Holding Procedures Guide 

https://thebackseatpilot.com/products/the-bsp-holds 

Links Mentioned In This Podcast:

https://generalaviationnews.com/2020/09/16/pilot-on-wrong-frequency-hits-another-plane-while-landing

https://generalaviationnews.com/2020/02/28/instructional-flight-ends-in-hitting-sagebrush/

SMAC241 Aviation Communication

Aviation Communication

Welcome to the show about learning to fly, living to fly, and loving to fly. You may be a new student pilot thrust into an unknown world when you first key the Mic or an experienced pilot with thousands of hours, we all can learn something about aviation communication. Today the crew is back together to discuss what we can learn about aviation communication from the beginner to the advanced pilot. We discuss some of the challenges we had and how we were able to overcome those challenges.

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Video: Can I Fly With A DUI?

Cruise Flight:

  • Why Proper Communication Is Important.
  • Less Is More. 
  • Learning Resources. 
  • Practice at Home. 
  • Emergency comms.
  • Overcoming Mic Fright.
  • Common Errors we hear on the radio.
  • Don’t become an air traffic controller.
  • Drones. – Bill
  • Non-verbal communications.
  • Can hearing impaired pilots fly?

After Landing Checklist:

Picks Of The Week:

Carl – FAA Safety Briefing Magazine

Tom – https://www.pilotedge.net/

Sean – https://www.amazon.com/Savvy-Flight-Instructor-Successful-Training/dp/1560272961

Bill – Florida International Air Show – https://www.floridaairshow.com/

Links Mentioned In This Podcast:

FAA Safety Briefing May/June 2020

https://www.deafpilots.org