Before stepping into an airplane, whether for a routine local flight, traffic patterns, or a cross country, do you already have a plan of action for when bleep hits the fan? On today's episode of PTT, find out how you can include simple and efficient briefings to mentally prepare yourself, your co-crew, or your passengers for the unlikely event of an emergency in any phase of flight.

Pilots Talk Technique #2 - To Brief or not to Brief

"Airplane owners talk maintenance, pilots talk technique."
Ever heard the phrases "initial power reduction" for a C152, "any traffic in the area, please advise" on CTAF, or "wings level, rudder for centerline on landing" during your flight training in the Ph? I have... and worse.
Welcome to Pilots Talk Technique, where we'll talk about the myriad misconceptions and outright incorrect theory, procedures, and techniques that have made its rounds in the local aviation scene.
We'll discuss why these are wrong, and talk about what is actually correct to ultimately make us better and safer pilots.

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"Airplane owners talk maintenance, pilots talk technique." Ever heard the phrases "initial power reduction" for a C152, "any traffic in the area, please advise" on CTAF, or "wings level, rudder for centerline on landing" during your flight training in the Ph? I have... and worse. Welcome to Pilots Talk Technique, where we'll talk about the myriad misconceptions and outright incorrect theory, procedures, and techniques that have made its rounds in the local aviation scene. We'll discuss why these are wrong, and talk about what is actually correct to ultimately make us better and safer pilots.

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Pilots Talk Technique #2 - To Brief or not to Brief

Pilots Talk Technique #2 - To Brief or not to Brief