Engine Failure Basics | Cessna 152 | Emergency Procedure

In this video I will briefly demonstrate what to do in the event of a complete loss of power in a Cessna 152. When training to get your pilot's license you will be required to demonstrate your ability to react properly to an engine failure, find the best place for you to land safely, and reach your target without undershooting or overshooting it. The best way to remember what to do as a solo pilot trying to manage your workload is using the A-B-C acronym. Enjoy this quick video of what that means, and seeing it in action using Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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[@dixonmak]

It's great to see you back in MSFS. Thanks for the vid.

[@BradySkye]

Hey thanks for your kindness!

[@filipesiegrist]

thanks, nice demonstration.

[@rileywhite3723]

Great video!

[@ellonysman]

It actually starts before engine stops. While enjoying flytime we watch for fields, strips or any suitable spot. Passengers, we are not just sight seeing lol

[@BradySkye]

Oh, for sure. You should always know where you might land with no engine. Pretty much the whole flight if you're VFR.