Indicator
Cockpit overview
This is a remarkable video provided from ANGLE of ATTACK thanks to Chris Palmer who spreads a wealth of knowledge through aviation on his blog AVIATOR 90. You can watch a brilliant description on the video below:
Aviator90 Episode 5- Cockpit from Chris Palmer on Vimeo.
Aviator90 is a basic virtual flight simulator training course from Angle of Attack for FSX, FS9 and other simulation. Aviator90 is 90 Days, 45 Lessons, and ALL FREE. To learn more go to www.flyAOAmedia.com/blog
In this episode we discuss many parts of the cockpit to start to get you familiar with the controls, switches, and instruments.
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Final approach – How to read VASI and PAPI lights
The VASI (Visual Approach Slope Indicator) and the PAPI (Precision Approach Path Indicator) are systems of lights that provide guidance information to help pilots acquire and maintain the correct approach to an airfield. They are generally located beside the runway. These lights can be seen from up to 8 kilometers (5 miles) during the day and up to 32 kilometers (20 miles) or more at night. Further information is available in the video below:
Airfield ATIS Reports
Airfield ATIS Reports from Golden State Flying School on Vimeo.
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Jabiru J170
Please, visit jabiruna.com, and www.bydanjohnson.com for more information.