AviatorCast Episode 57: LiveATC.net Founder Dave Pascoe: ATC | IFR Flying | Entrepreneur | NTSB | Mic Fright
Chief Flight Instructor and President of Angle of Attack. Founded in 2006.
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Airplane Mixture Explained: Demystifying the Mixture Control
To understand the workings of an airplane, it’s essential to be familiar with the various components that allow it to operate efficiently. One such component is the airplane mixture control. This article aims to explain the mixture control in simple terms. Explaining on its purpose and how it adjusts the fuel-air mixture in an aircraft …
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How Does an Airplane Carburetor Work
An airplane needs three things to operate– fuel, air, and money. A carburetor can help with the first two! How does a carburetor work? Today we are going to learn how an airplane carburetor works, the different types of carburetors, what the carburetor heat does, and good practice tips. How Do Carburetors Work? The carburetor …
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How Much Does 100LL Weigh?
Aviation gasoline, commonly known as avgas, is a type of fuel that is used to power piston-engine aircraft. It is a high-octane fuel that is specially formulated to meet the requirements of aircraft engines. One of the most common types of avgas is 100LL, which stands for “100 low lead.” In this article, we will …
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REAL Student Pilot in Training | The Thrill and Challenge of Landing
Join Sienna, a student pilot, as she embarks on her journey to learn how to land an airplane at the Angle of Attack flight school in Alaska with instructor Chris Palmer. In this vlog-style video, viewers will get an inside look at the exhilarating and challenging experience of flight training, including flight instruction, stick and …
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