Aeronerd: Traffic Patterns Explained + Aerial Footage

In this video, I not only explain the basics of traffic patterns, but you will also join me in the cockpit during an actual training session with one of my students in a traffic pattern.
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- AeroNerd

[@django_live]

this make it so much more simpler

[@darkknight4608]

I am new to get my ppl and your videos are very helpful. I just want to say thank you very much.

[@boukimalice7909]

Great Explanation. Thanks

[@rooseveltwilliams5385]

That was a pretty simple explanation of traffic planning. Especially figuring out how far away the landing strip should be from the airplane. Thanks

[@realnewsthatmatters9319]

Superb......... Glad I found this channel, you've made this very easy to understand. Thanks for the video.

[@District.24]

You said when to turn onto base, but I didn’t hear you say when to turn onto final. Is it when the runway is 45 degrees in front of you?

[@AeroNerd]

Thanks for your question! There is no real set guideline on when “exactly” to call when you are on final. That’s more of a pilot’s judgement. I normally try to make my ‘final’ call about half the length of my base leg. I hope that makes sense :)
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