SMAC194 Stalls, Spins, and Type Ratings

stallsStalls, Spins, and Type Ratings. Welcome to our first episode for the new year.

Preflight Checklist:

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News And Announcements:

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Russ is currently at CAE Simuflite in Dallas getting type rated in the Citation II.

Cruise Flight (Stalls, Spins, and Type Ratings):

  • What is a Cruise Clearance? An air traffic controller said this is one of the items most pilots don’t understand.
  • Cruise from Pilot Controller Glossary:
    https://drive.google.com/open?id=192pfGRUn0pzvMufL4e0lYOA8VEiUTXvO
  • The following discussion is from IAN Twombly article December 2018 Flight Training magazine.
  • “Exceeding the critical angle of attack” or “Stalls” how do you train your students? When teaching stalls I usually introduce them not using the word stalls but discuss how we are going to exceed the critical angle of attack. In a recent article in Flight Training magazine “Right Seat: Shake Off Stalls” Ian Twombly discusses this topic.
  • Ian also discusses Spin training for the CFI – I required all of my CFI applicants to do some aerobatic training while getting their spin endorsement. This is how I was taught and I passed that along to my CFI applicants. What do you do? Do you think this is a good idea?

After Landing Checklist:

Picks Of The Week:

Carl – Living In The Age Of Airplanes

Russ – Flying Colorado Mountain Weather

Tom – The Islands of the Bahamas

Links Mentioned In The Podcast:

Pilot Controller Glossary in AIM

Russ’s blog about getting a Citation II type rating

SMAC193 Stuck Mic AvCast Best Of 2018

Best of 2018Happy New Year and Welcome to a special edition of the Best Of 2018 Stuck Mic AvCast. Every New Year we compile the 5 most popular shows and interviews. During the selection process each co-host selects their favorite podcast. Then we take the top 5 and bring you into the process by selecting the podcasts with the most downloads. But before we begin the show some news and a word from our sponsor.

Preflight Checklist:

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It is a new year and we are focusing on more General Aviation Scholarships so you can obtain or continue with a new rating or do some adventure flying. Go to AviationCareersPodcast.com/scholarships to learn more.

News:

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Victoria’s Grandfather, Harlan Neuville is a Former Apollo Engineer. During a special family trip he was able to Returns to NASA and visit the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX.

One of Harlan Neuville’s proudest moments is his participation in the space race. In the 1960s and early 70s he worked in Guidance, Navigation and Control guiding astronauts safely to the moon. In November 2018, he returned to building 30 at Johnson Space Center for the first time in over 40 years.

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We hope you have a wonderful 2019 and encourage you to do something new this year in aviation. Even if you are taking a break from flying do something this year that is focused on aviation. Obtain a new rating, visit an aviation museum, or simply stop and watch the airplanes take off and land at your local airport. Whatever it is we hope you will enjoy our upcoming episodes about learning to fly, living to fly, and loving to fly.

Enjoy the best of Stuck Mic AvCast in 2018 and have happy New Year!

Cruise Flight:

The Best of Stuck MIc AvCast 2018:

Episode 177 Weather Or Not: A Decision Making Process

Episode 186 Teaching Skills or Creating Aviators

Episode 167 How much fuel is in your airplane

Episode 184 How to be a good safety pilot

Episode 179 Reporting on the air and on the ground from a NASA Rocket Launch

After Landing Checklist:

Links Mentioned In The Podcast:

AviationCareersPodcast.com/scholarships

NASA Johnson Space Center

Former Apollo Engineer Returns to NASA