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How airplane pressurization systems work (video tip)

Flight Training Central

In this video, we’ll show how this system works in piston-engine airplanes, like a Piper Malibu, and how the pilot control it from the flight deck. This video tip is from Sporty’s Commercial Pilot Training Course. Video training, test prep, checkride prep and more.

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Future Pilot: What You Need to Know Before Beginning Flight Training

Northstar VFR

There are some things that future pilots should know before taking on the demands of flight training. It’s important to maintain reasonable expectations of your flight school, your instructor, and your capabilities throughout the learning process. Financing is an option but is a last resort for most pilots.

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Watching the Gates

NAFI

Some people don’t need to be pilots. Or at least for the required checkride prep portion if you inherited them from somebody else. You know whether or not you see “pilot in command” coming from them. Comment below, your thoughts. Do you agree with them? That’s not a bad thing. Think I’m being hyperbolical?

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EFB Schooling: In-Flight Information Guidance

Jetwhine

Pursuing my schooling on computer-aided flight plans, usually generated by an electronic flight bag (EFB—see Are You Current with the New Airman Certification Standards? for my ACS motivation), has led me to an FAA advisory circular, Use of Flight Deck Displays of Digital Weather and Aeronautical Information.

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What is the Pitot-Static System and How Does it Work?

Northstar VFR

Leslie Caubble, CFI/IGI Two of the most important pieces of information that every pilot needs to know while flying is how high you are and how fast you’re going. Pilots rely on the airspeed indicator and altimeter instruments to measure and display this vital information. As the diaphragm moves, the needle of the ASI moves.

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The Private Pilot Student’s Guide to Chair Flying

Northstar VFR

Chair flying is a technique to practice your flying skills by either sitting in the airplane on the ground, using a simulator, or sitting in front of a poster of your flight deck. For this article, we will focus on using a flight deck, or cockpit, poster for chair flying at home. What do I need for chair flying?

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Sporty’s courses offer a modern solution for your flight school

Flight Training Central

There are two different sections of the Federal Aviation Regulations governing flight schools and training–Part 61 and Part 141. More than 15 hours of engaging 4K video, sophisticated animations and interactive exercises explain everything a pilot needs to know to earn a certificate and feel confident in the pilot’s seat.