Today’s Flight Plan
In each location a pilot gets to fly in his/her career, there come new experiences and opportunities for growth. Over this Summer I have been learning a lot about flying in Alaska and the contrast it has from flying in the lower 48 states.
In this episode I touch on 6 major focus points: Mountain Flying, Gliding and Water Survival, Emergency/Off Airport Landings, Short/Soft Field Ops, Traffic Collision Avoidance, and Flight Plans – Always.
Along the way I’ll share a few stories, tips, lessons learned, and things that I know I can do better.
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Chief Flight Instructor and President of Angle of Attack. Founded in 2006.
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