PPGS Lesson 6.12 | Aircraft Systems: Oxygen Systems
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Welcome back to Epic Flight Academy's Private Pilot Ground School! This video covers oxygen systems on aircraft, their requirements for use and altitude, and pressurization on larger commercial aircraft.
This course is taught by Epic Flight Academy's own Mike Thompson. Mike Thompson is the author of "Telling Is Not Teaching", which promotes the idea that the “new school” of teaching that embraces electronic technology cannot sacrifice the “old school” of human relationships because the human brain stills learns in largely the same way that it has for millennia.
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These videos are great and I appreciate the attempts at humor. These subjects can be very dry and monotonous. Thank you!
"Im going to blow up this airplane" is probably not the best explaination to use. Great video nonetheless!
@EpicAviationEpicFlightAcademy
Жыл бұрын
Thanks!
@VinceCartierBeats
11 ай бұрын
isn't that what happens..... It was vivid enough for me to understand!
@Mr_Bones.
2 ай бұрын
Idk, he’s not wrong 🤷🏽♂️
if somone oxygen is 98% on ground, how much will it be at 40000 feet altitude when flying? i mean on a long flight let us say about 7 hours flight? please i need an answer because i am scared of flying and i do not want to have a problem with my Oxygen.
@EpicAviationEpicFlightAcademy
Ай бұрын
Response from Mike Thompson: This is a great question. I can see that you are anxious about your oxygen levels. PLEASE take this question to your AME, Aviation Medical Examiner.