Weather To Fly for Sport Pilots, with Paul Hamilton
With this DVD and booklet, learn to weigh pilot capabilities and aircraft limitations against the weather in the ultimate decision of “whether to fly.”
Sport Pilots fly lower and slower than General Aviation pilots, so weather plays a critical factor in your flying. This straightforward and beautiful presentation features time-lapsed cinematography of cloud formations, in-air footage, and animations. This DVD simplifies complex weather concepts as well as illustrates consequences of pilot judgement in a 5-step system specific to Sport Pilots and light-sport aircraft operations. You will learn to forecast local conditions, interpret weather information accurately, make better decisions about “whether to fly,” and learn to see trends – so you “get smarter each time you fly.” Includes booklet with worksheets for an interactive learning experience. Companion to the Sport Pilot Logbook (ASA-F2F-LOG).
Program Outline:
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Introduction (The Global Energy Engine)
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Step 1: Information Resources, Preflight Preparation (Regional Weather, Local Conditions & Upper Air, Sport Pilot Briefing)
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Step 2: Observing Your Local Weather (Clouds, Terrain, Wind & Gusts)
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Step 3: Whether to Fly? (Compare Aircraft/Pilot Capabilities to the Weather, Evaluate Physical Condition & Mental Attitude)
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Step 4: The Flight (Flight Planning, Instruments, Flight Techniques)
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Step 5: Analysis (Flight Conditions, Events, Predictions, Feedback, Determine Trends & Patterns)
Special DVD features:
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Scene selection
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Movie trailers
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Digitally mastered
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Interactive menus
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English digital audio
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Main feature total running time 01:20:12
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