Fly non-precision approach descents

Fly non-precision approach descents

Need to learn a few of the "finer points" of flying airplanes? This educational video podcast from The Finer Points is your key to aviation success. This is "virtually" all the instruction you need in aviation.

In this aviation tutorial tip, Jason Miller looks at two ways to descend when flying Non Precision Approaches. This video can improve your technique, expand your knowledge and increase your safety when flying non-precision approach descents.

TFP is hosted by nationally recognized Certified Flight Instructor, Jason Miller. He has more than 2,000 hours of dual given and is a member of the National Association of Flight Instructors. Enjoy his video tips on The Finer Points of Flying.

Hosted by libsyn.com
Creator's Site: www.thefinerpoints.net
Curated By: rmansur
Share
Playlist
Favorite
Grade
Flag

More Top Grade How To Videos & Articles in Aviation

view all

Comments

New Comment Thread
Add your comment:
Add Comment

New Wonderment

view all

Turbo Turkey - Cook the Damn Bird Above the Camshaft

So, I suppose we're going both redneck and Thanksgiving turkey twice today (Redneck Slingshot Chick + Extreme Thanksgiving Recipes). Something about home for the holidays inspires... and this is ...

Deeply Trusting Female Volunteers Bod to Redneck Science: First Human Slingshot

Well, maybe these folks aren't redneck. That is a pretty nice house, and that slingshot doesn't look too jery rigged. But the idea of a human slingshot is certainly redneck (and lotsa fun). Previously ...

Cook a Bikini-d Bird with Mashed Potato Volcanoes

Extreme Holiday Ideas has posted several fun Thanksgiving projects this season. Check out some of my favorites: 90 Minute Turkey (That's right, roast and thaw in just 90 minutes): Extreme Pumpkin Pie ...

Superhero Mountain Climbing Car

I'm not sure about the who, what, where, when or how...but man, this mountain climbing car is cool. More car customizations/mods: (HowTo).

Stunningly Slooooowwww Card Flourishes

Dimitri Arleri delivers a set of jaw-dropping card flourishes, performed at a slow pace to "an unidentified piece of ambient opera." Magicians, get ready to be inspired. Hint- the best ...

loading...