How To Deal With Turbulence as a New Student Pilot
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- This video offers tips and strategies for new flight students on how to handle turbulence during flights. From managing fear of flying to navigating in-flight challenges, this beginner's guide will help students stay calm and confident while soaring through the clouds.
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I just finished my long cross-country, and the last leg was probably the bumpiest ride I’ve ever had. Wish I had seen this first!
Me too,It was so bumpy and hazy i really freaked out.
Just so everyone reading this knows, the altitude with the least occurrence of turbulence is 8,000 ft. Try that first.
Not always possible if you are nearby TMAs or other.restricted areas unfortunately
Thrust is the best flight school. The perfect lesson for a new student like me. 🛩💙
My buddies and I refer to this as "Bump Tolerance". In the beginning your bump tolerance is VERY low, and the more you fly the more you get used to it. Your bump tolerance WILL get a lot better the more you fly. If you take a break from flying your bump tolerance will go down, but never really all the way back to the beginning. It's just something you get used to, so don't let it bother you.
Megan was amazing in the spin video¡ Her calm is contagious. Good to see her again.
Great discussion about turbulence. Thanks!
Thermals in Queensland, Australia in the afternoons below A050 create mod turb.
What if you have to do pattern work in the heat of the Mojave dessert in moderate to occasional severe turbulence, I just can’t get used to it. At altitude I’m fine, but so low to the ground it just puts me on edge and my airspeed is just dancing all over.