Hello Aviators! In this episode, we discuss listener questions about:

• logging time as a safety pilot
• why AOA is "not" taught more
• should you hold student solos to ACS standards
• why might an approach not be authorized at night?

Please enjoy!

The last in the series on the laws of learning this podcast will help you understand why it's important to stay current to stay proficient. Also, our special guest Rich Rafferty discusses how he approaches being a CFI on his way to the airlines. Please enjoy!

In this podcast, we continue the series on the laws of learning. I will tell you a horror story about the law of readiness -- if you're not ready, you're not ready. Please enjoy!

The 2nd in our series on the laws of learning, let's discuss the law of INTENSITY! Fly Your Best!

The first in our Laws of Learning series in which we discuss the Law of Primacy. The most important of all the laws. Hear real-world examples of these learning laws affect (and have affected) you. Fly Your Best!

In this podcast we review the NEW guidance from the FAA in AC 90-66C which clearly describes whether or not the first leg of the traffic pattern is the "upwind" or "departure leg". Please enjoy The Finer Points!

Let's talk with former Harrier pilot, Pinto, about a recent engine failure he had at 300' AGL on departure. He was forced to execute an impossible turn ... with a successful outcome! Please enjoy The Finer Points!

Jason

Bryan Weathers has been an Air Traffic Controller for more than 13 years in over 5 different countries. He is also a photographer, author, and a pilot! Please join us as Bryan brings his unique experience to The Finer Points. Fly Your Best!

Let's continue the conversation about whether or not you can/should try to turn back to the airport in the event of an engine failure. Fly Your Best!

Jason

In this podcast, we continue to explore some of the nuances of approaches with vertical guidance and learn some pretty shocking things! 

Special guest: Tim Morgan, CFII

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Jason