Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: RSS
Pre-Flight Checklist:
Welcome aviators and avgeeks. We have a special show for you today focusing on a very important topic you will discuss during your entire flying life. The topic is an idea from our co host Russ Roslewski.
Cruise Flight:
Russ asked why don’t we talk about about flight reviews? Specifically, as the pilot, how to make sure you’re getting something out of it, it’s effective, worthwhile and
educational instead of just maneuver practice? Good Questions Russ!
As a CFI, I love it when prospective flight reviews come to me with
specific areas they know they need to work on. But, unfortunately, few ever actually do. Many probably don’t even realize that they can have input to the Flight Review – they just show up, get quizzed for an hour, fly steep turns, stalls and a few landings and get signed off for another 2 years. Instead, they should help make it tailored to their needs.
After Landing Checklist:
~Pick of the Week~
Russ – Google Books – Flying Magazine Archives A great resource for free flying articles and information.
Victoria – UAS/UAV Insurance Flying drones still can incur liability, this is how you protect yourself.
Carl – Deland Sport Aviation Village and Showcase November 3-5, 2016 is the air show/expo, but also a commercial village to promote the growth of Sport Aviation.
Tom – FAA Wings Program The FAA’s safety program.
Rick – Tabitha Fink On A Mission To Mars Rick’s second kids book about a cat going to Mars and is geared for first to third graders.
Sean – MissHattan – Amazing photos from above
Links Mentioned In This Podcast:
Currency Requirements and Guidance for the Flight Review and Instrument Proficiency Check
Conducting an Effective Flight Review FAA
Photo Credit:
One thought on “SMAC119 Getting The Most Out Of Your Flight Review”