Free Instrument Training 10: Procedure Turns

Hey instrument pilots! 😃 This 10th free instrument training session will explain the basics of what a procedure turn is, how to enter procedure turns, course reversals, missed approach holding instructions all explained in a way that will help you remember!
Also, check out Rod Machado's Instrument Training: rodmachado.com?aff=504nstrument
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[@londonmoren9611]

I love you aero nerd your videos always explain everything so well.

[@AeroNerd]

Thank you!

[@jakew9887]

Great presentation. Thanks

[@magueyguate]

Hi Ty where do you train out of?
You are awesome.... keep it up

[@hunterfagan6272]

I think you meant to say terminal arrival area instead of minimum safe altitude

[@7so0one_86]

No it’s minimum safe altitude.

[@7so0one_86]

Thank you so much it was very helpful

[@tonyr.2321]

heeyyyyyeyeyeyyeyeyeyye,
Your procedure turn has to be to the "RIGHT".
WAKE UP!
Fly the heading of 224 for one minute, then, make a right turn to the heading of 042, to intercept the Radial 269 inbound.

[@florentinmpiga8268]

Ty jones the procedure turn the turn is always to the right

[@dylanhammonds5270]

yeah it’s right he said left