Shooting IFR Approaches in a Cessna 172 🛬
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2023
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. Join us on an incredible IFR adventure with a dedicated student pilot as they embark on their very first Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) training flight in a Cessna 172, soaring through the challenging Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) over the awe-inspiring Alaskan skies! 🛩️🌦️🏔️
In this thrilling episode, our student pilot takes the reins of a Cessna 172, accompanied by their knowledgeable Angle of Attack flight instructor, navigating the unpredictable weather patterns, dense cloud cover, and strong winds that make flying in Alaska a truly unique and exhilarating experience. ✈️🌨️💨
Witness our student pilot as they:
Master the art of relying on their instruments to maintain situational awareness and aircraft control during IFR flights 🌐📊
Execute precise and safe IFR procedures and communications with Air Traffic Control (ATC) 🎧🗣️
Develop confidence and understanding of advanced aviation skills, including real-world IMC scenarios and navigation techniques 💡🌩️
From the cockpit of the Cessna 172, experience the raw beauty of Alaska's landscape as we fly above majestic mountains, pristine glaciers, and vast stretches of untamed wilderness. 🏞️🏔️❄️
As our student pilot conquers their first IFR flight in Alaska, you'll be inspired by their determination, growth, and unwavering passion for aviation. Share in their excitement as they push their limits and learn valuable pilot skills that will shape their future as a proficient and well-rounded pilot. 🛫👩✈️👨✈️
Throughout this flight training journey, we'll also explore flight planning, weather analysis, instrument rating, and more aspects of aviation education. Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more incredible flying adventures, in-depth training tips, and inspiring stories from the Angle of Attack community! 🔔👍🌍
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I’m going up for my second PPL lesson tomorrow, your videos have been incredibly helpful for studying for lessons.
Great video, Chris! At the beginning of IFR training, I struggled to remember to set the heading bug. Now, it’s automatic and the first thing I do when getting vectored.
I love that your so relaxed, that helps so much when your the trainee.
This makes me want to get back in there doing IFR training with you.
Chris, Great job on the video there. Nothing like a little IFR training. Now that winter finally looks like it is going to let go here in the UP of Michigan I need to get out and keep myself on the right side of currency and proficiency. Good luck on everything up in Homer this summer. Hope to get up that way at some point again but the Wife seems to really be enjoying Sitka. I am driving her truck up the beginning of June so that will be a adventure.
Love these IFR videos!! Keep 'em coming!
An Instructors Instructor Thank You
Chris you do such a good job explaining things so they can be understood. Thanks for bringing us along with you guys.
TOGA in a Cessna 172? Wow! Great Vid Chris, thanks!
Getting ready to start IFR end of this year, good insight!
Hi Chris! Nice channel! This is Stephen Ratcliff’s son, fyi.
Really enjoy the content, Keep bring the videos as always fly safe
Nice job Chris with ifr instruction...
Love the practice ATC callouts. I found that very helpful for noobs..
Love the channel and new panel Chris. Question; How do you mount the Ipad on the right and angle it toward the pilot? Is it adjustable?
Enjoyed this as I just got my PPL and looking forward to instrument! Why don't you have him use foggles?
Can’t wait to start my ppl after exams
Enjoy it.
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No prablen with me
Hey Chris, I am 37 and I am wondering is it to late to be a private pilot? Is it worth it at the age I am? All comments are welcome as this is a honest question I keep asking myself..
Not too late at all! You kidding?? You got all the time in the world.