Fundamental Series Episode 1 - Landings

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  • Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
  • Today's flight lesson comes to you in the form of a challenge! Join Jason as he guides you through this landing challenge. Quick note, today's lesson will seem out of order. Stick with it anyway. There's a science to what we are doing which will have you seeing progress by the video's end.
    We also tie everything in this series together as a whole because, of course, good pilots are always learning!

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  • @deanwalker2682
    @deanwalker2682 Год назад +2

    I'm a new pilot 160+ hours and fly my own Tecnam. My landings were great until recently and they've gone backwards, I'm watching your videos and putting into practice your instructions. Thank you for you videos.

  • @bobdylan9979
    @bobdylan9979 3 года назад +41

    I really appreciate your videos. I am a 71 year old male working toward my private pilots certificate and really need all the help /information I can get regarding landings. Thanks !

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад +7

      That is an awesome goal! Glad you enjoyed the video.

    • @Hard_Car_Life
      @Hard_Car_Life 2 года назад +3

      I'm 64 and just starting. Looking for a good and cheap on-line price for Ground School. So many out there. Just got myself an I-Pad for Ground School courses.
      Best of luck to you and fly safe!

    • @Indycon
      @Indycon Год назад +2

      Turning 67 in May ‘23. Hoping to take my first lesson in just a few weeks. Glad to know there’s some other late bloomers out there!

    • @raulakh2010
      @raulakh2010 Год назад +1

      I love your teaching style and energy! Just like few of the comments, I am turning 57 in May. Have completed 36 hrs and hoping to get my PPL by 80hrs!!

  • @SuperTexasBlues
    @SuperTexasBlues 5 месяцев назад +1

    I spend every morning with Jason on my screen, watching, taking notes, and learning all that I can...
    I am really looking forward to practicing take offs and landings... at 56 years old with 5 hours in the seat, I appreciate the knowledge and content of all of your videos... i am working toward my PPL and plan to go IFR afterward... in a perfect world, I will get my MEL as well...
    thank you, Jason, for all of the great content

  • @charlesgriffin2002
    @charlesgriffin2002 Год назад +1

    You talk more about landing than anyone else I've ever heard. I'm glad that I subscribed to you.

  • @johnclement4158
    @johnclement4158 2 года назад +2

    Jason, in response to your comment about people dropping off your videos after only one or two items, I do watch all the way for a simple reason. Once I can afford it, I want to learn to fly and to fly well. I don't think I could ever know too much about it. Thank you for your great videos. They are among my favorites. I am also interested in your book Aviation Mastery and want to get one. Thanks again.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  2 года назад +1

      Hey John, glad you are enjoying our videos! We would love to help get you set up with Aviation Mastery. Please email us at support@mzeroa.com so we can assist you further. Thanks for watching!

  • @fredericklyon2006
    @fredericklyon2006 Год назад +1

    I am enjoying your videos. I am 66 years old and have had brief flight experience years ago. Your tips and tricks are good for anyone's toolbox.

  • @blazingspur3323
    @blazingspur3323 Месяц назад +1

    Fantastic! I’m working on my private pilots… My assigned instructor had me spend 1.3 hours doing 10 touch and goes with two full stops . My first ones were my best. My calls got better. I called it quits. I’ve asked him to do mix practice up in the air. Add turns in with stalls and so forth. We will practice stalls repeatedly for an hour. He told me that until I prove myself I don’t deserve to do anything else. 🙁 I’m not improving, I’m getting frustrated. Recently I’ve flown with other flight instructors and asked them if we could do mixed practice. I’m making progress with them. And was even told by one instructor that he’s going to mix things up with his students more often, especially when they get stuck. I think I’m gonna have to fire my primary.

    • @kristinafulton5334
      @kristinafulton5334 7 дней назад

      Yeah, it's a bad move by the primary instructor to not realize that you have to mix it up to overcome plateaus

  • @firing_pin9971
    @firing_pin9971 2 года назад +10

    just looking to get into private aviation at the age of 44. Really helpful video. Highlighted quite a few things I overlooked in the sims

  • @battleborndiecast1082
    @battleborndiecast1082 2 года назад +11

    I most definitely watch all your videos till the end, your an excellent teacher! Again I start my lesson for my private license in roughly a month (gathering up some funds) and everyday I make it a point to watch at least 2 of your videos and this is definitely something I will ask my CFI to practice! Thank you for all you do for me this excellent and exciting community!

  • @franciscoleon6906
    @franciscoleon6906 2 года назад +1

    That is an excellent video!! The Best I've seen in that category and subject of practicing landings!

  • @andrewryback8247
    @andrewryback8247 2 года назад

    Just found this series and it was so amazing to see my home airport and hear familiar tower voices and other familiar tail numbers. Will look forward to many more! I’ve been flying 8630U out of KOCF!

  • @shanechristopherson
    @shanechristopherson Год назад

    Just starting my aviation journey with as much knowledge as I can get before even starting the real thing. This is the best series of videos out there. MzeroA is the absolute king of knowledge. Thank you Jason.

  • @flyboy7981
    @flyboy7981 3 года назад +1

    Here we go. Another Awesome series. Love it. Keep it up!

  • @voyagingwithvincent1994
    @voyagingwithvincent1994 2 года назад

    Hello! Thank you for making these videos for teaching new pilots and pilot candidates all of this vital information.

  • @kacybruce4379
    @kacybruce4379 Год назад

    I love these videos. I am trying to work out the timing to begin my PPL training. These videos give me the fix I need while the timing works out. I follow your instructions very well! Would be awesome to have you as an instructor! Keep up the good work!

  • @covenant8247
    @covenant8247 Год назад +3

    Sir I’m just starting with flying, just had one lesson but I just want to say thank you for your videos, a wealth of information, and your kind personality is refreshing. It’s all a bit overwhelming at this point, but I can do all thing thru Christ of strengthens me! God bless you and thanks again.

  • @philipgledhill7227
    @philipgledhill7227 Год назад

    Awesome work buddy you make it look so easy. You are a credit to aviation you are cut out to be a instructor with plenty of patience I could learn a lot from you many thanks for the tips philip.

  • @roryj0505
    @roryj0505 2 года назад +4

    I’ve just finished my 2nd hour of circuits and this has helped. Thanks Jason.

  • @jonathanjohnson7483
    @jonathanjohnson7483 3 года назад

    One of my favorite videos that you have done Jason, awesome!!

  • @cindynielsen1488
    @cindynielsen1488 3 года назад +1

    Flew a bit about 10 years ago and remember landings - some good days and some not. I appreciate ALL your videos. Big thanks!

  • @DinoS-PilotLife
    @DinoS-PilotLife Год назад

    Another great video! Very helpful to see all the different types of landings, as I am about to start my Solo portion of my flying lessons. The way you explain the information is very easy to understand and has helped me make some adjustments to may flying style. Looking forward to more of your videos.

  • @landonspurgeon4426
    @landonspurgeon4426 2 года назад

    Always enjoy your videos!! Thank you for what you do

  • @johnsquier688
    @johnsquier688 3 года назад

    excellent job as always, some really good refresher tips made, after all, "a good pilot is always learning"... thanks Jason and crew.

  • @michealsymanski
    @michealsymanski Год назад

    Great video all the way through. Good learning here ❤

  • @1112Grll
    @1112Grll 2 года назад

    Great lesson, per usual, Jason. As a musician, we practice the same music with different permutations in order to become fluent in the specific way we want to execute our technique. These four landing variations introduce enough variables that skill-building is not singularly focused and landing becomes more fluent. Great teaching.

  • @GalenCop9
    @GalenCop9 3 года назад +1

    Awesome video, Jason! Thanks again for all the training you share with us all!!

  • @baemp1re
    @baemp1re 3 года назад

    I'll be watching this a few more times in the future. Loved the sea plane knowledge. Stayed till the end. Great instruction, thank you!

  • @msgruenbaum
    @msgruenbaum 3 года назад +1

    Excellent video, Jason! I really like this series, especially with the focus on the science of learning. I’m finishing up my CFI training at the moment and especially try to pick up on teaching pointers from you. Thanks for all the great content - keep it coming!

  • @davidstanmore9621
    @davidstanmore9621 2 года назад +1

    Love that plane brother. So clean.

  • @Coops777
    @Coops777 3 года назад +1

    Thanks so very much for an excellent video Jason. Great tips and can't wait to start practicing.

  • @shawn7219
    @shawn7219 Год назад

    I am so glad to have found this channel and these fundamental series. I first saw you when you made a guest appearance at Liberty University and did a video on aviation leadership. I am finding this series just a couple of months before I begin my flight training at Liberty University. Now I have some good training topics to go over with my instructor.

  • @cookingex
    @cookingex 2 года назад

    Jason I love the long videos. I could watch them all day.

  • @TS-kh7qn
    @TS-kh7qn 3 года назад

    Fantastic Fundamentals Jason. Thank you. I’m on it.

  • @josephrasberry961
    @josephrasberry961 9 месяцев назад

    Great video. I am turning 70 in a few days and hope to begin my pursuit of PPL in Jan. These videos allow me to feel the plane and I move in my desk chair as you descend and touch down. Exciting stuff. I can't wait. Thanks

  • @SeanHolt-vw6xl
    @SeanHolt-vw6xl Год назад

    Great instruction and demo. The transition has been my Achilles heel with 15 hours as a student pilot. This was recommended by my CFI to read and review. Thank you.

  • @tonyg4161
    @tonyg4161 3 года назад

    Excellent teaching techniques, as always! Ready to get my CFIs reinstated after 30 years. Jason, you've not only taught me a lot about flying, but a TON about instructing. Also can't wait to receive my Aviation Mastery book. Stay well!

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад

      Good luck with your CFI, Tony! Welcome back to the skies! Hope you enjoy the book!

  • @AdventuresinAviation
    @AdventuresinAviation 3 года назад

    The videos that you put out are great. This is definitely one of the better ones. I appreciate the explanations and reasoning that you give. They drive a deeper understanding as to why we do these things, not just how to do them. Thank you for putting out this content for the community and helping us all continue to learn.

  • @PA28-181
    @PA28-181 3 года назад

    Good video ! Always good to refresh the fundamentals. Keep it up !

  • @tedvanessendelft2089
    @tedvanessendelft2089 3 года назад

    I like fundamental videos. To me this is what sets you particularly above every one else on the tube. Without the fundamentals you can’t get better nor safer. Thanks so much for all you do to make us all safer pilots.

  • @yahwada
    @yahwada 3 года назад

    HI Jason, thanks for everything you do for the flight community.

  • @hmbelbin
    @hmbelbin 2 года назад

    One of your best instructional videos I've seen. Thank you!

  • @pilotalex5677
    @pilotalex5677 4 дня назад

    Looks so easy when you're doing it ! Thanks for the tips

  • @disciplepullover326
    @disciplepullover326 2 года назад

    I'm hoping to start with my pilots school in the next year or so, it's been a life long dream for me! Really great instruction!

  • @doranjaffas7351
    @doranjaffas7351 2 года назад +2

    I have been an aviator for almost 38 years. Assorted ratings and endorsements and Now I am back to basics with the airplane I Have now. It is a conventional gear otherwise known as a taildragger for the newer set out there. These are extremely informative and very well done. We are all student pilots each and every time we go up just with a little more experience. I have landed without landing lights both on purpose and not on purpose.. I have practiced them and sometimes I have shut them off because they were a distraction especially on a shorter runway. If it does teach you depth perception and how to set down Nicely.

  • @billyh3198
    @billyh3198 Год назад

    Watched the whole video. You're a great teacher. Will be ordering the gold package soon to help obtain my PPL.

  • @technicalconcepts1
    @technicalconcepts1 2 года назад +1

    Hey Jason! This was awesome! Thanks. See you on your Tuesday session! BTW my solo went VERY VERY WELL! Excited!
    - Raj Vishwanath

  • @navylawdog03
    @navylawdog03 3 года назад +7

    Awesome job!! I appreciate your mentorship. Many of these landings I’ve done so many times before and, yes, Right Traffic (which is standard for us at Chesapeake RWY 23) is a challenge. You do get comfortable pretty quickly with it though. My instructors have always been pretty good about teaching the “Glassy Water” approach at night with no landing light. I still remember the first time he did it to me, turned out the landing light on final and it was the last landing of the night. As soon as it happened I seemingly (instinctively) transitioned to landing with a little power to smooth the approach and transition. Ironically, when I was younger☺️, I used to ride along with our Part 135 Captains and work radios and do some of the Pilot Monitoring duties on the revenue legs and actually fly the twins on the non revenue legs to get some free training. One thing our Chief Pilot gave me advice on was a stabilized powered approach to landing (to make the landing smooth as possible for the pax). Warren used to call out Airspeed and Attitude on short final and coach me to “hold it, hold it!” Then just as the wheels squeaked, retard the throttles and decelerate smoothly. Obviously, most operators aren’t flying into short fields on a regular basis, so it’s nice to do on a longer runway. Short fields you have to do the proper techniques and master the airplane, but it’s also nice to learn how to master the power and pitch combinations just as you showed here and plan the approach appropriately. Nice job on the lesson and great job editing Coach Ray!!

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for watching, Talib! Glad you have gotten some quality flying experiences! Glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @elmacko4709
    @elmacko4709 3 года назад +16

    I remember when I was a student pilot. Realised I needed like 20 more solo landings before my check ride. Did all 20 in one go and remember stepping out of that airplane 2hrs later thinking, not doing that again. Ever :P

  • @susangardner294
    @susangardner294 3 года назад

    Love this! Great tips for me to practice. Thanks Jason!

  • @markwebb8013
    @markwebb8013 Год назад

    Thanks for your hard work at making me try to become a better pilot.

  • @OFD271
    @OFD271 3 года назад

    Jason, I absolutely love your videos and style of teaching. I as an aspiring CFI find your style of comfort and confidence in your communication style as a bench mark in my eventual application of CFIship to future students. Something to strive for.

  • @LeSeraphin972
    @LeSeraphin972 Год назад

    Hi,
    And first of all thank you for this great training video.
    I am a flight student with about 20hrs of flight taking the yoke back after a pause of 2years without flying at about 11hrs.. i am struggeling a bit with my landing looking either for the good approach speed for each configuration, the good timing/high for roundout and flare...etc. and your video is really interesting for me in the way of apprehending landing.
    It is also a good lesson to see how easy cool and relaxed you are in the plane because of i guess the good and precise compensation you have put letting you all the mental space to do everything you have and/or need to...
    Thanks !

  • @IanHorsford
    @IanHorsford 2 года назад +12

    As someone who’ve struggled with landings, you’ve given me a completely different perspective on the “art” of landing an airplane. Thank you Jason, I might just reconsider this CFI thing again 😉

  • @chasekozyra1236
    @chasekozyra1236 3 года назад

    Jason your videos helped me stick the landings during my PPL training. You continue to teach the fundamentals in refreshingly interesting ways, much appreciated.

  • @downundertruth3589
    @downundertruth3589 2 года назад

    I used to fly years ago. Great to watch your videos. Excellent instructor.

  • @andyrechenberg
    @andyrechenberg 3 года назад +1

    Great training video. I’m heading back to training in the next few months and these videos will be a tremendous help. Die hard here - all the way to the end 😉 Thanks so much! 🙏🏼

  • @hectormendivil5595
    @hectormendivil5595 2 года назад

    Just GREAT (it deserves uppercase), thanks for sharing your knowledge!

  • @aggibson74
    @aggibson74 3 года назад +1

    Awesome! Putting the Fun in Fundamental!

  • @anastasiat.9275
    @anastasiat.9275 3 года назад

    I absolutely LOVED‼️ This video!!! Living in Canada where the winter eather is never co-operating....this was a great refresher I will definitely do with my instructor when doing my annual refresher lesson!!! Great great video!!! Can’t wait to watch the next in this series! thank you!❤️😍😁👍

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад

      Thanks for tuning in, Anastasia! Hope you get some good flying weather soon!

  • @11Alpha07
    @11Alpha07 3 года назад

    I'm currently working on my private pilot and watch these videos all the time. The pointers and different view points on teaching maneuvers are very helpful. Thanks for what you're doing Jason and the whole MzeroA team. Keep up the good work.

  • @farmgene
    @farmgene 2 года назад

    Excellent video. I’m glad you have success in teaching aviation. You’re an asset to the community.

  • @mickeycarrozo1234
    @mickeycarrozo1234 3 года назад

    thank you Jason, great video. I stayed for the whole thing.

  • @QuinishaFQKe
    @QuinishaFQKe 2 года назад

    Really good for learning the techniques.

  • @ronsites2694
    @ronsites2694 3 года назад

    Excellent video! I don’t know how you can fly and teach at the same time. I’m at the end if my flying days but I still enjoy your videos. Thanks and God bless.

  • @brucehomstad5256
    @brucehomstad5256 3 года назад +4

    Wow, slow flight over the runway! Great practice maneuver! Absolutely the best landing training I have seen. Thanks.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад

      Thanks for the feedback. We appreciate you working to become a safer, smarter pilot.

  • @rondunlop985
    @rondunlop985 3 года назад

    So lucky to add your knowledge to my training. Old guys can learn new tricks and you are a part of it for me...thanks!!!

  • @susanshroder1002
    @susanshroder1002 3 года назад

    One of your best! Thanks.

  • @robingreen4138
    @robingreen4138 8 месяцев назад

    As a rusty retired airline pilot (31,000+hr), polishing off the rust, your videos are very helpful sharpening my light airplane skills.
    Thanks!

  • @cujo6970
    @cujo6970 3 года назад +51

    I'm a non pilot, and I enjoy these videos. It really shows the art of flying.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад +6

      Thanks, I love sharing them with you all. We strive daily to become safer, smarter pilots.

    • @ranbirsingh7666
      @ranbirsingh7666 3 года назад +4

      Hi , you should become a pilot.. ✈️✈️ .

    • @JonathanGurgul
      @JonathanGurgul 3 года назад +9

      Go take a discovery flight at your local airport! You might love it :)

    • @viccabrales3091
      @viccabrales3091 3 года назад +3

      If you enjoy these videos, you will love a discovery flight. Go for it!

    • @something7239
      @something7239 3 года назад +1

      Sometimes it's cool to just learn something because it's cool.

  • @davidm8165
    @davidm8165 2 года назад

    I haven't even started flying yet. I'm just fascinated by all the youtube videos I can watch to learn. I've wanted to fly all my life, ever since my dad took me up in an acrobatic airplane trying to make me sick--I loved it instead--I was around 5. I'm now 63.........

  • @robertjuckiewicz9910
    @robertjuckiewicz9910 3 года назад +1

    I haven’t flown in a year and just beginning to get back. Found this lesson to be excellent. Will discuss using this technique with my instructor. Thanks so much for putting all the hard work into producing these excellent tutorials.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад

      Thank you very much for the feedback Robert! We are glad you found it helpful.

  • @robertottocan3234
    @robertottocan3234 3 года назад +2

    Thank you Jason!
    A work colleague inspired me to finally take my PPL and I set my goal to fly from Sweden to Italy with my family in 2021 (think I will have to postpone that schedule). So I started to take lessons last year, but I am so grateful to have found your videos and FB page.
    Two things make my IQ drop; talking to ATC and landings. :D
    Love your videos and especially this one since I just love to do landings and staying in the pattern just makes my day.
    Thank you for sharing your experience! Amazing inspiration and many lessons to be learned.
    Greetings from Sweden!

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад

      So happy we can help! Keep on pushing forward with your aviation journey. ATC and landings will come along with practice!

  • @LeantoPeak
    @LeantoPeak 3 года назад

    Seaplane technique, very interesting!! Thanks for sharing Jason!

  • @tomcarr4630
    @tomcarr4630 2 года назад

    Extremely well explained and inspiring!

  • @blakewelge6445
    @blakewelge6445 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for this content!! As a PPL and working on furthering my license, I will definitely be adding more mixed landings while flying!! A great reminder for me to not just practice short field landings!!

  • @veronicajohnsen5999
    @veronicajohnsen5999 2 года назад

    after retiring from big metal this is a very great intro into small plane GA flying. Thank you.

  • @salmanpatel6427
    @salmanpatel6427 3 года назад

    Amazing video - waiting eagerly for your book man !!!Bless you !

  • @Pinelway
    @Pinelway 3 года назад

    Well done, two great tips today. Seaplane landing and slow flight down the runway, can't wait to try both.

  • @jamesharris3045
    @jamesharris3045 3 года назад +1

    That was an amazing awesome video experience 👏 🙌 😀 thank you 🙏 😊 I learned so much.

  • @OrlandoObra
    @OrlandoObra 3 года назад

    Having difficulty with leveling off before touchdown and the transition itself. After watching this vid with the cockpit cam, I finally have a reference to when exactly I should level off and transition. Can't wait to apply this to my next touch n go's training. Thank you!

  • @ironfox8857
    @ironfox8857 3 года назад +2

    I'm a 2nd timer for finishing my PPL. Started 20 years ago and never finished. On my way now to getting it completed. Thank you for all you do for the aviation community. I enjoy your videos and actually like the longer ones that go more in depth.
    Keep up the good work Jason; and all the Mzer0A team members.

  • @jorgelange1306
    @jorgelange1306 3 года назад

    For me, timely and helpful. Many thanks!

  • @AgustinLaurito
    @AgustinLaurito 3 года назад

    As an 8 hour PPA student this is really helpful!! Cant stop watching your videos! Greetings from Argentina!!!!

  • @jeraldkonkel
    @jeraldkonkel 3 года назад

    Great video, I'm a student pilot who is close to my first solo. I love your videos, they're really helpful. I'm also waiting for your book Aviation Mastery. Thank you Jason!

  • @chaffelhaye9259
    @chaffelhaye9259 Год назад

    Love your program man... If you were in Jersey...I'f you were Near Newark new Jersey , I would have go to your flight school.... Your very smooth on teaching.... You relate so well ... Your a good teacher bro....

  • @pilotpeego1820
    @pilotpeego1820 3 года назад +2

    This video is gold. Subscribed!👏

  • @christineyoder9959
    @christineyoder9959 3 года назад

    Great video! I am going to incorporate this as part of my transition from a 172 to our Dakota.

  • @alfazulu714
    @alfazulu714 3 года назад +1

    As a private pilot in Ireland since 2012, I find your videos so interesting and have learned so many new things. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. People like me who always want to learn and improve really appreciate it. Thank you.

  • @brandonnolker5965
    @brandonnolker5965 3 года назад

    Always good, but I really appreciated this one. Eager to go apply it to honing my landings!

  • @chriscampbell3568
    @chriscampbell3568 3 года назад

    Excellent tips and techniques! As a CFI you can bet I'm going to put these into practice with my "learners"!

  • @bezmena8039
    @bezmena8039 3 года назад +2

    Hey Jason, I am a PPL pilot in Slovakia, EU and I am telling you, your videos really helped me to become a better pilot. So there are people out there in countries of which you may have probably never heard of, who enjoy your work! Good job. Thanks mate!

  • @AnonyMous-jf4lc
    @AnonyMous-jf4lc Год назад

    My CFI did this same routine with me. It was awesome. My confidence shot through the roof after nailing my power off landings, first two ever and landed great on both. I didn’t use flaps and slipped for altitude then speed. I can always lose altitude over the fence but I can’t get it back if the engine is out.

  • @mandeepkc5796
    @mandeepkc5796 3 года назад

    I always learn something by watching MzeroA. Thank you Captain for sharing all your knowledge😊

  • @ron1969
    @ron1969 Год назад +1

    I'm a new pilot in training and you're a great teacher Jason!

  • @ldfranklin2
    @ldfranklin2 Год назад

    I really enjoyed that vid and picked up a lot of helpful tips & tricks

  • @aleccox3342
    @aleccox3342 3 года назад +1

    I'm trying to gather the money to persue my dream of becoming a pilot. This year has been hell for that, the school of my choice shared your RUclips channel with me.
    It's a great thing to see. Thank you for sharing. I was one who watch the entire video.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад +1

      Thank you Alec. Keep working toward that goal and never give up.

  • @johnhodgkiss9882
    @johnhodgkiss9882 3 года назад

    Hi again. Thank you so much for this video. I have been practicing the circuit and landings for a bit and was just not really getting it. But this week I did my first solo. And have been flying all week on my own and this video just consolidated everything I have been learning. Thank you so much from the UK.

    • @MzeroAFlightTraining
      @MzeroAFlightTraining  3 года назад +1

      Hi John, first off congratulations on your first solo! That’s awesome! Glad the MzeroA nation was able to help out! Keep us all updated on your training!

  • @ianrobertson5128
    @ianrobertson5128 3 года назад

    Not a Pilot, but enjoy flight simulation. Always wanted to learn how to fly. Very impressed with your teaching methods. Well done!

  • @mattyarnall4902
    @mattyarnall4902 3 года назад

    That was fantastic! I’m about to start flying again (actually going to start working towards single engine commercial) after a 2 year flying hiatus, and this was very helpful. Thank you!

  • @aviator3815
    @aviator3815 3 года назад

    Very professionally edited vid Jason, great stuff!