Gabrielle, you can't imagine how I'm happy that you're existing on RUclips with these awesome explanations. I'm following you since Dec 2020 and you helped me a lot with ATPL. Thank you so much again. Wishing you all the best in your life and hope to personally shake your hand for work you made for all ATPL students.
I can't thank you enough for your support!! Comments like this give me the strength to keep doing what I'm doing!! That's why I put so many hours into this project!! To help you guys to evolve as a Pilots!! I wish you all the best and hopefully one day we will fly together!!
Hi, this is a great video and very informative. I have been taught to use a table “chocolate dairy milk very tasty driving trucks” to also find the headings. Could you explain this in detail please as I’m struggling to understand it?
Good Day Capt Gabriele, on which chart can we find the variation angle, is it the jeppesen sid/star chart? Thanks for your video and have a nice weekend... 👍👍👌
Hey, you are more than welcome!! Check the Airport chart, normally the 10-9. You should see the information regarding the variation angle. If you don't find it check the video I made regarding the variation angle few weeks ago. I made a practical example with the chart on that video. I wish you a great day!
Great intentions and good info man! But maybe get a few sessions with an accent coach :D? the theory is hard enough without having to real-time decode words like "manjeteek" to "magnetic" lol
Great video, but what is the differenc between heading course and track..do we fly headings only? Also do pilots worry about these terns in real pilot life (th CN MN and TN) or does the plane and computers worry about these stufff...😅💪🏼👍🏻❗
Hey, many thanks for watching!! Next week there will be a video about your questions!! Stay tuned... Normally we fly heading, however you need to be able to follow specifics courses.. (more about that on the next video).. In places where the variation angle is big the pilots need to do some extra considerations. I wish you a great day!
Great video, thank you. So when planning a flight without GPS, VOR, etc: Do you first plot the True course on the sectional chart, then adjust for magnetic Variation to get to Magnetic heading, then adjust for magnetic Deviation to get to compass heading? Then the compass heading, adjusted for wind corrections is your heading, correct?
You are very welcome!! In most of the place the Variation is quite small (around 2 or 3 deg), however there are places where you really need to calculate it as you mentioned otherwise you will not follow the intended route..
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Gabrielle, you can't imagine how I'm happy that you're existing on RUclips with these awesome explanations.
I'm following you since Dec 2020 and you helped me a lot with ATPL. Thank you so much again. Wishing you all the best in your life and hope to personally shake your hand for work you made for all ATPL students.
I can't thank you enough for your support!! Comments like this give me the strength to keep doing what I'm doing!! That's why I put so many hours into this project!! To help you guys to evolve as a Pilots!! I wish you all the best and hopefully one day we will fly together!!
Perfect timing as I needed this
That's great!!! Thanks for watching and the comment!
Sir, please never stop making videos 🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️
Many thanks for your support!!
Hi, this is a great video and very informative. I have been taught to use a table “chocolate dairy milk very tasty driving trucks” to also find the headings. Could you explain this in detail please as I’m struggling to understand it?
I have never heard about this strange table
Great example. Thanks
Many thanks for watching and the great support!!
Good Day Capt Gabriele, on which chart can we find the variation angle, is it the jeppesen sid/star chart?
Thanks for your video and have a nice weekend... 👍👍👌
Hey, you are more than welcome!! Check the Airport chart, normally the 10-9. You should see the information regarding the variation angle. If you don't find it check the video I made regarding the variation angle few weeks ago. I made a practical example with the chart on that video. I wish you a great day!
Thank you so much it was super helpful.
You are welcome!! I'm glad the vídeo helped you
awesome, you are like a talking book, nice explanations.
I'm glad you like it!! Thanks for watching
Great intentions and good info man! But maybe get a few sessions with an accent coach :D? the theory is hard enough without having to real-time decode words like "manjeteek" to "magnetic" lol
Thanks for your feedback
Great video, but what is the differenc between heading course and track..do we fly headings only? Also do pilots worry about these terns in real pilot life (th CN MN and TN) or does the plane and computers worry about these stufff...😅💪🏼👍🏻❗
Hey, many thanks for watching!! Next week there will be a video about your questions!! Stay tuned... Normally we fly heading, however you need to be able to follow specifics courses.. (more about that on the next video).. In places where the variation angle is big the pilots need to do some extra considerations. I wish you a great day!
Great video, thank you.
So when planning a flight without GPS, VOR, etc: Do you first plot the True course on the sectional chart, then adjust for magnetic Variation to get to Magnetic heading, then adjust for magnetic Deviation to get to compass heading? Then the compass heading, adjusted for wind corrections is your heading, correct?
You are very welcome!! In most of the place the Variation is quite small (around 2 or 3 deg), however there are places where you really need to calculate it as you mentioned otherwise you will not follow the intended route..
Really nice. Better that an course
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your support
Great video) would be nice to learn from you about flying Great circle )
I'm glad you liked the video!! I'll take your request into consideration for a future content!
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