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First Flight Ever! Private Pilot Lesson One!
14:10 first landing (Auburn s50)
28:00 second landing (Norman Grier s36)
41:00 last landing back at KPLU.
Long video but it’s pretty much the whole first flight lesson from start to finish.
Lesson 1 Private Pilot! The student flew well, but this is a normal first flight for my students. I don’t always add the second airport landing if they are struggling ,but he was doing great and was still seeing outside (learning ).
So we started out heading for KTIW (Tacoma Narrows airport ) but things got busy over there so I diverted to S50 ( auburn airport ) for a landing and then we took off and headed over to S36 ( Norman Grier airpark , formally known as Crest) for another landing. Crest is fun since its an airpark with private homes lining the runway on both sides.
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Short Field Landing Cessna 172 | CFI Checkride Prep | Private Pilot
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I’m teaching the pattern and a short field landing with a CFI student. This is more for passing a CFI check ride and not necessarily how I teach traffic pattern. I was just giving him lots of stuff he could say or offer to the student. This is the condensed version of the the traffic pattern and a short field landing. Lots of little tips and tricks I didn't go over, I'm pushing 3000 hours and s...
Private Pilot Steep Turns | How to Flight Lesson 3
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Private pilot steep turns. Steep Turns are required on your private pilot check ride and they are misunderstood by a lot of pilots. You might find a few tips for improving your steep turns. Good luck and thanks for watching ! You can also do them without using trim and Ill put up another video covering that method. This is in no way a copmplete video on steep turns ...but it will get your start...
FREE Garmin GTN Training | IFR Flight | FREE Download!
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Free Garmin GTN Training software for home IFR Practice ! FREE Download ! Safe from Garmin ! www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=12373 Garmin Aviation PC Trainers simulate multiple Garmin avionics systems and provide you with an on-the-ground environment to learn the basic operation of your Garmin avionics, as well as offline manuals and additional resources. Trainer includes simula...
Landing A Cessna 172 | Flight Training | How to Airplane ✈️
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Part 2 ....Private pilot student working on takeoffs & landings. This was flight lesson 2 and the student was doing awesome! amzn.to/2NmA2bO Shot on GoPro Hero 7 Black. I have been super impressed with the GoPro 7 Black for aviation videos. MY Flight BAG: amzn.to/2KtbnQN ~ My Camera / Flight Bag: amzn.to/2KtbnQN As an Amazon Associate I earn From qualifying #privatepilot #c172 #aviation #flight...
Practice Landings Cessna 172 | Private Pilot
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Private pilot student working on takeoffs & landings. This was flight lesson 2 and the student was doing awesome! amzn.to/2NmA2bO Shot on GoPro Hero 7 Black. I have been super impressed with the GoPro 7 Black for aviation videos. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. #privatepilot #c172 #aviation #flighttraining #flightinstruction #howtoland #howtofly #how2fly #checkrideprep
Practice Soft Field Landing | How To Land Private Pilot
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Soft Field Takeoff and Landing | How To Fly Private Pilot. Just a simple run around the pattern for into to soft field take off and landing. MY Flight / Camera BAG: amzn.to/2KtbnQN ~ My Camera / Flight Bag: amzn.to/ As an Amazon Associate I earn From qualifying purchases. ~
How To Land | Towered Airport | Private Pilot Radio
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Private Pilot lesson 1 (second flight). Flying with a new student from KPLU to KTIW for an introduction to class delta airspace. Great job on the students part for having a knee board and TAC chart on his second flight ! The wind was not all that strong but it was strong for a second flight lesson! A good way to learn radio calls is Live ATC The more you listen the easier they are to understand...
|Private Pilot |How to land | Cessna 172 | How To Fly
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|Private Pilot |How to land | Cessna 172 | How To Fly
|How To Fly Instrument | Sim FSX Steam | Real Pilot IFR | Cessna 172
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|How To Fly Instrument | Sim FSX Steam | Real Pilot IFR | Cessna 172
Twin Tecnam P2006T | Engine Out On Takeoff | Simulated | GoPro 7
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Twin Tecnam P2006T | Engine Out On Takeoff | Simulated | GoPro 7
How To Fly | Seaplane | De Havilland Beaver | Seattle Scenic Flight
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How To Fly | Seaplane | De Havilland Beaver | Seattle Scenic Flight
Private Pilot Student First SOLO Flight ! | Cessna 172 |
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Private Pilot Student First SOLO Flight ! | Cessna 172 |
Private Pilot Check Ride Prep | 360 VIDEO | Smokey DAY!
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Private Pilot Check Ride Prep | 360 VIDEO | Smokey DAY!
MAGIX HARDWARE ENCODING HACK | HOW TO | Magix Movie Edit Pro (2019)
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MAGIX HARDWARE ENCODING HACK | HOW TO | Magix Movie Edit Pro (2019)
Runway Incursion | Commercial Flight Training Cessna 182 RG | Failed Landing
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Runway Incursion | Commercial Flight Training Cessna 182 RG | Failed Landing
Multi Engine Tecnam P2006T Check Ride Prep | Steep Turns | How To
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Multi Engine Tecnam P2006T Check Ride Prep | Steep Turns | How To
Private Pilot 1st SOLO Flight | 360° VIDEO! | Cessna 172
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Private Pilot 1st SOLO Flight | 360° VIDEO! | Cessna 172
| Private Pilot Landings | How To Land | Cessna 172
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| Private Pilot Landings | How To Land | Cessna 172
Private Pilot Flight : 3 miles Visibility? Dont Trust The Weather! Cessna 172
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Private Pilot Flight : 3 miles Visibility? Dont Trust The Weather! Cessna 172
Private Pilot Checkride Test Prep: Oral Exam, Cessna 172, FAA Check-Ride
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Private Pilot Checkride Test Prep: Oral Exam, Cessna 172, FAA Check-Ride
Multi- Engine Tecnam P2006T G1000 Engine Out on Take-OFF (Simulated) 500ft
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Multi- Engine Tecnam P2006T G1000 Engine Out on Take-OFF (Simulated) 500ft
Twin Tecnam P2006T No Flaps Takeoff... Flow Check Review (MEI Training)
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Twin Tecnam P2006T No Flaps Takeoff... Flow Check Review (MEI Training)
Commercial Pilot | Steep Turns | Lazy Eights | Eights On Pylons| (Cessna 172)
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Commercial Pilot | Steep Turns | Lazy Eights | Eights On Pylons| (Cessna 172)
Tecnam P2006T Takeoff & Climb Out ( Students 2nd Flight)
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Tecnam P2006T Takeoff & Climb Out ( Students 2nd Flight)
Twin Tecnam P2006T MEI | Steep Turns | Slow Flight | Stalls!
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Twin Tecnam P2006T MEI | Steep Turns | Slow Flight | Stalls!
Twin Tecnam MEI Instrument Practice Approach: Single Engine
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Twin Tecnam MEI Instrument Practice Approach: Single Engine
Suprise Engine OUT! Twin Tecnam P2006T
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Suprise Engine OUT! Twin Tecnam P2006T
Tecnam Multi-Engine Check-Ride Prep P2006T
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Tecnam Multi-Engine Check-Ride Prep P2006T
Private Pilot Landings| How TO | Short Field | Soft Field Landings (Cessna 172)
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Private Pilot Landings| How TO | Short Field | Soft Field Landings (Cessna 172)

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  • @blhames
    @blhames 20 днів тому

    Never seen anyone wait so long to retract the gear in a twin. Gear should come up immediately after a positive rate of climb is established. The no more usable runway thing is for single engine aircraft.

  • @ewoski
    @ewoski Місяць тому

    Funny, I just stumbled across this video and realized this is the airport I train out of!

  • @user-yu8zj2fy2u
    @user-yu8zj2fy2u 2 місяці тому

    fly down to two ft and hold it there

  • @JS-os6vk
    @JS-os6vk 5 місяців тому

    5:47 clean transition. tripped me out lol

  • @brentheydt185
    @brentheydt185 7 місяців тому

    Don’t keep the props full on landing. If you have to do a go around you’ll exceed the 5 min limitation.

  • @rokonsha
    @rokonsha 9 місяців тому

    Awesome job 👏

  • @user-kq9bm2hl1e
    @user-kq9bm2hl1e 10 місяців тому

    thx for sharing the clip

  • @THEJIG-IS-UP
    @THEJIG-IS-UP 11 місяців тому

    Greetings from Arkansas. I love the videos

  • @1UTUBEUSERNAME
    @1UTUBEUSERNAME 11 місяців тому

    How can the student possibly land a plane by himself? He is being micromanaged and has no idea what to do until he hears an instruction from the CFI.

  • @onthemoney7237
    @onthemoney7237 Рік тому

    Awesome i just keep watching till it soaks in . Lots of good info lifesaving stuff thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

  • @ericehrhardt-yl6zd
    @ericehrhardt-yl6zd Рік тому

    This is excellent. Thanks!

  • @ericehrhardt-yl6zd
    @ericehrhardt-yl6zd Рік тому

    This is excellent. Thank you

  • @BK-it6te
    @BK-it6te Рік тому

    Excellent CFI , Where are you based?

  • @avaerena2927
    @avaerena2927 Рік тому

    Had to remind myself it’s not a car - no windscreen wipers! 😂

  • @alexwonner7469
    @alexwonner7469 Рік тому

    Car heat should have been off on final in order to have full power on go around...

  • @AKAviation97
    @AKAviation97 Рік тому

    Way too much time on the ground for circuits. Waste of time and training. Why don't you do touch and goes?

  • @lobedwonder
    @lobedwonder Рік тому

    too much focus on your engine quitting..fly the airplane.

  • @paulcrooks9573
    @paulcrooks9573 Рік тому

    Got it. Stall but stall slowly.

  • @duramax35
    @duramax35 Рік тому

    Instructor likes to hear himself talk. Good student

  • @cq7415
    @cq7415 Рік тому

    Fun to watch, several landings and takeoffs. Thanks for sharing.

  • @shawflygirl
    @shawflygirl Рік тому

    This gave me so much information. I only had two lessons and had to change CFI's because he was always late and the second lesson gave me so much anxiety because he was over half an hour late and i felt unprepared and rushed due his next lesson 20 mins before the end of my hour. Moving to an aero club closer to home but where it's a private club and the instructors all get high appraisal. Third lesson overall tomorrow and first with my new instructor :) Wish me luck

    • @xlhits
      @xlhits Рік тому

      How was the 3rd lesson?

    • @jcheck6
      @jcheck6 Рік тому

      Smart move and glad you did not waste your time/$$$ with him after the second lesson. Hopefully you have your license now.

  • @Angel.Christ
    @Angel.Christ Рік тому

    Doesn't showing up how is landing what kind a pilot your and a stupid camera man

  • @paul14ify
    @paul14ify Рік тому

    Cool instructor

  • @dalzmar
    @dalzmar Рік тому

    Very nice landings

  • @juancho1033
    @juancho1033 Рік тому

    damm.... my brain say am learning now

  • @bryansimmons4550
    @bryansimmons4550 Рік тому

    No call for clear of the active on CTAF after the first landing.

  • @1minutecomicswalahollywood648

    31:04 Landing Thank-you very much for this video 📼 .

  • @Lizardking413
    @Lizardking413 Рік тому

    Very good pilot and teacher.

  • @soumyadippramanik200
    @soumyadippramanik200 2 роки тому

    Dayummmm it was more buttery than the butter chicken I had for lunch... Awesome...

  • @gilbertl.680
    @gilbertl.680 2 роки тому

    Such a great instructional video!

  • @guanoApe
    @guanoApe 2 роки тому

    This is nothing down here. Up here is what’s important. YOUR GAUGES! I mean like look at the horizon

  • @codybarscott6280
    @codybarscott6280 2 роки тому

    I am currently a student pilot myself at the moment. I love how you set up your camera. Just perfect! The best of all the videos I have seen on youtube. I am having a hard time making consistent good landings at the moment and by watching your video, I picked up a lot of tips (when to reduce RPM, best airspeed on base, and finally best airspeed just before the round out. Very nice landings there. Thank you for mounting your camera this way and for posting your videos for us to see. I learned a lot.

  • @mikeivosevich6130
    @mikeivosevich6130 2 роки тому

    From all the comments below I feel like I was blessed with a great primary instructor - a young kid right out of Embry Riddle who had patience, a calm and calming demeanor, Brian Longen, who was a fantastic instructor. My recurrent instructor is every bit as good, Dustin Showalter! I'm very lucky and wish all new pilot wannabees could be as fortunate. When I started IFR training I already knew what a good instructor is and how they should conduct themselves so when I got a complete jerk of an instructor for IFR I fired him after 1 lesson and found a good one. I never did finish IFR but I'm not dead yet so maybe it's still a possibility.

  • @andrewhafey1909
    @andrewhafey1909 2 роки тому

    Do you still teach? I live here in Federal Way and fly sims but want to try it for real. Pretty sure I can't get a license for medical reasons, but no reason why I couldn't do some lessons. Do you have a website where we could sign up?

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Yep still teaching… I teach at a state college though instead of a regular FBO (aircraft rental place) so I don’t have easy access to aircraft for non enrolled students. Send me a email at neroaviation@gmail.com and maybe we could see about doing a seattle tour flight or something though. Maybe see you around town!

  • @zanewoodson7792
    @zanewoodson7792 2 роки тому

    lemme say his landing was so much better than mine i still cant get the approach

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      I was just talking to the pilot the other day and we were joking about how lucky he got. He had lots of bad landings after those lol. Are you using power on landing ? I find that 1200 rpm or so really helps make landings better. Power off landings should actually be taught after power on but 90% of instructors teach power off ( and they don’t really know why … its just the way they were taught). Also don’t try to land try to burn off all the airspeed right above the ground while keeping your front tire slightly higher than your rear. For me i try to touch the cowling to the last 1/3rd of the runway and just wait for it to set down as I continue to build back pressure ( its just like take off for sight picture ) Good luck ! It will just “happen” and after you get it you wont remember why it was so hard lol

  • @mykey39
    @mykey39 2 роки тому

    Just tried these the other day. So it doesn't look like he wasn't pulling back on the stick at all but just turning and using power to keep level. I was actually feeling a little G force as I was trying and actually I had to stop after a few minutes because I was getting a little nauseas. Have you seen that before in a student? The bank just seemed too far for me and I was actually leaning in the opposite direction of my turns. My instructor was mentioning power but I am not sure if he was saying to power before the maneuver or during it. Once I started feeling queasy we knocked it off and headed back to the airport. I have 4 hours of flying time in so I am hoping I can get better and not get that feeling again.

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Yeah totally normal and don’t practice them over and over … usually i don’t do more than one or two and usually just one. So for entry your banking which will cause a loss of lift so to keep the altitude and airspeed you need to bump in about 200 rpms . If you don’t add a little power your going to lose one or the other and the basis of the maneuver is keeping airspeed and altitude. The reason we aren’t fighting the yoke is that we added about two rolls of trim in. As you roll in bump in a little power then drop your hand to the trim and roll in one roll downward as you hit 30* of bank and another roll to 3/4 of a roll to lock in the horizon as you hit 45 degrees bank. Trim for steep turn is not all that important for a 172 but it helps. Trim starts to matter as you upgrade to larger more complex aircraft though. Try chewing peppermint gum. Don’t over do it at first on maneuvers. Also make sure to have a little something to eat (granola bar and a little water or something). Also if you got really nauseous get a garden trash bag for your flight kit don’t mess around with those little tiny bags. My worst day flying I took a multivitamin on and empty stomach as I ran out the door and forgot my breakfast … steep turns about killed me . If it gets worse you can take motion sickness pills but really if you did more than one steep turn that was probably the real reason at low hours you have tunnel vision and they are disorienting for even accomplished pilots sometimes. Have fun & fly more !

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Thanks for all the awesome comments also ! They will help other new flight students I’m sure !

  • @DannyCreech
    @DannyCreech 2 роки тому

    This can't be lesson one in the actual aircraft unless you have already spent a good bit of time with the student in a simulator. Lesson one should not have any landings in it until finished. Lesson one should be up at altitude showing primary controls and secondary controls. You should practice flying a fake patter up at altitude so they know what to expect once you come back to land. Helping them to understand the controls and how pitch and power are related is the first thing that should be taught. Showing them how to properly trim the aircraft and fly with just three fingers. Landings can come easy once a student knows how to set the power and work the controls. It appears this student has already had some training.

  • @jamesjm08
    @jamesjm08 2 роки тому

    So I’m 13 and I hav about 37 hours and I can’t wait to do my solo is 3 years

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Awesome !!!! Your way ahead of the game ! Have you looked into gliders ? I believe the age to solo gliders is lower and might be fun distraction while you wait. I actually want to try flying a glider.

  • @gb9926
    @gb9926 2 роки тому

    1st landing was a greaser…. Beautiful

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      “Even a blind squirrel 🐿 finds an acorn every now and then”

  • @NEROAviation
    @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

    Almost 1000 views in the first day! Only 7 more to go! Will your view be number 1000 !

  • @NEROAviation
    @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

    Im new to shorts ... any suggestions ? Should I make them quick tips or just entertaining? Full length videos are in the edit que. I have been working on a float manual for training and it took a bit more time than expected. Thanks for watching! Fly More, Have Fun !

  • @mykey39
    @mykey39 2 роки тому

    Great video! I learned a lot about site picture even though I have been practicing only takeoffs. Just haven't tried landings yet but with this instruction it will definitely help!

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Landings should look almost the same as takeoffs so your half way there. Or I guess your more than half way ! Have fun landing!

  • @mykey39
    @mykey39 2 роки тому

    Second flight and he's landing? Wow! I am on my 4th flight and I have been taking off but haven't landed yet. That might be coming soon though. Great instructor!

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Thanks ! He struggled later don’t worry lots of bad landings in later lessons lol. Landings are harder when you try to land. The Cessna 172 should get half the credit for most landings anyway ( the good half at that). Thanks for watching! Stay light on the controls and as you flare keep building back pressure until it looks like takeoff ... maybe a 1/4 or less of the runway will be visible over the cowling. As you build back pressure you also have to build right rudder pressure to keep the nose straight. Also don’t “ try to land” just burn off the airspeed just above the ground until it sets down gently. Now forget all that ...fly more and have fun !

  • @NEROAviation
    @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

    Just hit 10,000 subscribers this month ! Thanks again, your all awesome !

  • @NEROAviation
    @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

    Its a touch and go.

  • @JasonAirInc
    @JasonAirInc 2 роки тому

    Good stuff. Thanks for posting. Currently working on my CFI.

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Awesome ! Good luck ! Just use the ACS and PTS as a weapon. When your done teaching a section pull put the acs and make sure you taught all the required areas. “With and without an MEL” Make sure you go over MEL don’t skip it because your plane doesn’t have one and pretty much no private pilot needs to know it except on test day. Both the weight and balance Envelope charts in the Cessna 172 manual...be able to teach the difference and how to use both.

  • @NEROAviation
    @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

    “ Stop the wheels” he is referring to them spinning after lift off and he is tapping the breaks to stop them from spinning. They can cause damage over time. The airframe is the stop for the gear up and depending on adjustment it can be a wear point .

  • @MrSubielove
    @MrSubielove 2 роки тому

    excellent instructor, not freaking out the student.

  • @normandegeorge6526
    @normandegeorge6526 2 роки тому

    Instructor talks too much

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      I do, but your listening... students hear about 10% if that lol.

  • @rosemaryc4995
    @rosemaryc4995 2 роки тому

    i wish you still made videos like these. I'm prepping for my ppl and this is really helping me calm my nerves. its really showing me what to expect with no filters. thank you for posting this!

    • @NEROAviation
      @NEROAviation 2 роки тому

      Hey Rosemary thank you for watching. Don’t stress you’ll do great ! Fly more and have fun. I have 5 terabytes of video ! I just got new editing software and my braces come off next month ( so i can do voice overs again). Ill try to get videos up on a regular basis this year ! I need to hire a editor lol. Ill see if I cant make another landing video asap (they seem to be the most popular anyway). Here is a list of private pilot check ride prep. I go over it a few days before my students go on their check-rides. Maybe see if you have a local “cheat sheet” or “gouge” also. docs.google.com/file/d/1JwwTS3Ct0HreG-zxvsBfZrg_mKuWVh0r/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword