Flying From Oshkosh: Cross Country Flight Planning – Part 3
Jason Schappert discusses flight planning for the journey home from Oshkosh, emphasizing the importance of planning alternates along a route. […]
Jason Schappert discusses flight planning for the journey home from Oshkosh, emphasizing the importance of planning alternates along a route. […]
Jason Schappert from MzeroA Online Ground School shares highlights from Oshkosh 2023, emphasizing the excitement of meeting attendees, signing books,
Jason Schappert continues his Flying to Oshkosh: Cross-Country Flight Planning, documenting the planning process for legs two and three of
The journey to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh begins long before takeoff. It starts with detailed planning and preparation. This first leg,
Flying drones near airports can be intimidating for new remote pilots, but understanding the difference between controlled and uncontrolled airspace
Climb performance is a critical component of every flight. It directly affects safety, efficiency, and how confidently a pilot manages
Mastering crosswind takeoffs and landings is among the most challenging maneuvers for pilots, requiring both precision and adaptability. Even experienced
Soft field takeoffs and landings test a pilot’s ability to handle challenging runway surfaces. Grass, dirt, mud, or gravel strips
Short field takeoffs and landings are essential maneuvers that test a pilot’s ability to operate safely and efficiently within limited
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