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Quiz: Planning with a VFR Sectional Chart

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1,533 feet AGL. Class E airspace - 1,200 feet AGL up to but not including 18,000 feet MSL. Share your results : Facebook Facebook Twitter Google+ Want to brush up on your flight planning skills? Fairfield and Choteau Fairfield and Dutton Choteau Correct! 1,548 feet MSL. 1,498 feet MSL. 2,773 feet MSL. 3,549 feet MSL.

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Most Frequently Missed Private Pilot Written Test Questions—January 2025

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These commonly missed questions often focus on nuanced regulations, meteorology, flight planning, and airspace rules. For determining general weather conditions on which to base flight planning Correct! 3,823 feet MSL the surface 700 feet AGL Correct! Refer to Figure 71, area 1.)

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Descent Planning: Strategies for Safe and Smooth Arrivals

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To use the VCALC function, simply enter a target altitude (pattern altitude for example) and be sure the altitude type matches what you have intended (MSL vs. AGL). Consult the flight manual supplement or pilots guide for your GPS navigator for additional details on utilizing the vertical navigation functions.

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Long Trips & Small Airplanes

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Maybe it’s the Georgia flying weather, or maybe it’s the ever-increasing emphasis on “old” pilot instead of “bold” pilot, but it seems that flight planning these days is a lot more about if and when than about route and altitude. It’s only two hours by RV-9A, but there are gotchas lurking in the flight planning.

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Pilot’s Guide to Airspace

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There are different requirements if the flight is operated under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) or Visual Flight Rules (VFR). For example, a pilot flying IFR in controlled airspace will have to file an IFR flight plan and receive an ATC clearance. It typically extends to 4,000′ AGL.

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ForeFlight vs. Garmin Pilot: 3 key differences to help you decide

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The latest version of the app is extremely versatile, providing all the digital resources a student pilot needs when learning to fly a Cessna 172, while simultaneously offering a Gulfstream pilot advanced flight planning and international resources needed to fly from New York to London.

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Extend downwind for an arriving flight of two

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I am a member of the FlyOz Flight Club in Bentonville (KVBT). The flight plan was for KVBT to KSUS for our B-29 ride. Once the fog lifted, we departed KVBT on an IFR flight plan. At 1,000’ AGL on mid-downwind, we could see Doc parked at the FBO. We would return to KVBT that afternoon for the Buffet concert.