Thanks for the classes you are giving.

Thanks for sharing!

I got my first “A” in college after a fellow student told me to read ahead of the class schedule. Excellent instruction. (SS/SW/MTS) USN, Ret.

@SkyEagleAviation

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback and thank you for your service!!

@SQUID_Road_Glide

2 жыл бұрын

@@SkyEagleAviation It truly was an honor and pleasure, I would do again in a heartbeat. On a Mid-watch in Japan with my good buddy we shared dreams. I said, “I want to get my sailing and pilot license.” I got my sailing and my buddy beat me to my pilot license. I just finished Weather and Chapter 1 videos but I’m tossed between the Apple Private Pilot you recommended or the Jeppesen Private Pilot Kit Part 61, on Amazon for $224.95.

Excellent, thank you

great video. Thank you

@SkyEagleAviation

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback

My brain is hurting...lol. Great video presentation and enjoyed very much. Im not worried about forgetting everything, Im only flying in MFS2020 so, all good lol

Scott -just sayin hello from Germany and i love the way you enjoy teaching. This is for sure my first youtube comment. In the world where we cant stand a video more than a few minutes, you made me sit for an hour and 40 minutes on the edge of my seat going through chapter 2. Who knew, you could make how engines work seem interesting and get the thought - ohhhh so thaaaats how an engine works. Look forward to seeing your other vids - and yes I wonder what happened to chapter 2, section B - was it not uploaded on purpose?

@SkyEagleAviation

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback! I will let Scott know you said hello and advise you of your awesome comments.

An example of moisture in the pitot tube is the B-2A ( 89-127 ) crash in Guam. Would coincide greatly with being located in Florida, high moisture. And how even a multi billion $$ bomber that can protrude the deadliest air spaces was brought down due to it.

This is a great class 👍👍

Where is chapter 2 section B

I don't know if this channel is still active. but Please. PRETTY please, upload all the videos. Perhaps the uploader left some unlisted. but I beg you. I wanna see every speech this guy has made.

literally i dont know how to thank you guys 🥺♥️ love your free session class so much . ♥️ from 🇮🇳

can you imagine everyone wanting to be able to drive, having to learn science and mechanics of driving?

@Abdiyaretube

3 жыл бұрын

😁😁

@chikokishi7030

3 жыл бұрын

People cant drive worth shit. I WISH people had to learn about car systems and such to this detail... Maybe there would be less dumbasses driving.

@blainemartin1397

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the reason so many frigging idiots are on the road! Driving is easy… flying is miraculous!!!

At 3:05, "22.92" of mercury is standard" ?

How much does it cost to become a pilot? I’m actually watching these videos in order to understand how to play Microsoft FS 2020 better because you practically have to be a pilot to use it! Love flying and thank you for the free lessons!!

@QingSongCA

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, google it, on the flight school name. The prices are showing on their home page. :)

@SkyEagleAviation

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, The average cost for a Private Pilot Certificate is 12-15K. If you have any further questions, please email me at cris@skyeagleaviation.com

@brianhaygood183

2 жыл бұрын

You can do all the studying for the written exam on your own. There is no requirement that you attend a ground school. Test all the concepts they mention in FS. Practice communication, crosswind landings, short takeoffs and everything else. Then, go get in the plane. I got my licsense after 44 hours in the airplane and it cost me less than $7,000. Call it 9,000 given today's fuel prices. Many flight instructors want to get you in the air before you know anything at all, which is a massive waste of your time and money.

@caribbaviator7058

2 жыл бұрын

You do not need to be pilot to understand how to use Microsoft flight simulator. I am currently in Private Pilot ground school and have little to no experience in real airplanes. The sim is pretty easy to use but I would say my ground class has been helping me a bit however anyone can takeoff and land a plane in the sim .In real life its a different ball game.

In at Mach 0.87! 🤣 Okay, why? How? The computer said on the digital display.

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CAN YOU GET A SIGN OFF SHEET TO WRITE THE EXAM FROM THIS COURSE ?

@SkyEagleAviation

2 жыл бұрын

You will need to take the remainder of the ground classes with us, in person, and pass the quizzes in order to receive your endorsement to write the exam.

Am 17 yrs old and gonna Go for flying in the US in 2022.being an international student ,just confused if u get hired there after atpl :/

@SkyEagleAviation

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, it all depends on the air carrier as they determine their own hiring qualifications

Whats the name of this instructor ? I think I should apply for my PPL after Covid 19 situation improved .

@dallasfarms1907

3 жыл бұрын

Scott leach i think. Saw it in the description

25:25 whats the solution to it??

@Jdubbz89

3 жыл бұрын

There is a published table for cold temperature corrections. There's no adjustment available on any altimeters, you must simply hold over a certain amount given your altitude and temperature (the altimeter MUST be kept at the local altimeter settings per the regs). This is all for IFR flight though and comes with many restrictions and requirements, as you may not be able to see the ground and avoid it using our eyes. For VFR flight, I don't know of a requirement to correct for cold temperatures.

What book are you using?

@SkyEagleAviation

3 жыл бұрын

We use the Jeppesen Curriculum.

@wouldronlouison4833

3 жыл бұрын

@@SkyEagleAviation thank you i am studying for a BFR and IPC i am using your vid to refresh.

Knowing that at least part of the class doesnt speak english natively, i expect many of them were pretty confused during this lecture.

@thepacketnarc7634

3 жыл бұрын

100%

@HelloMyNamesNino

2 жыл бұрын

And that’s the lecturer’s fault?

@thepacketnarc7634

2 жыл бұрын

@@HelloMyNamesNino Yes. Because as the presenter / instructor you're supposed to be situationally aware of who your students will be and adjust your content accordingly. That doesn't mean he needs to learn Russian. But it DOES mean he should slow down; and be more aware of the limitations in the content due to language differences.

@chikokishi7030

2 жыл бұрын

@@HelloMyNamesNino Absolutely. his purpose is to make the content understandable. Knowing that the class is not native to english means that a lot of his jokes and such are obviously going over their heads.

@HelloMyNamesNino

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure about USA but in Australia it’s a requirement to have a very good level of English to be eligible for PPL..

A+ joke 😆

This dude gives me bad vibes... Like he doesn't know a lot but this new ppl students cant know better...

@RayRay-rk5bd

2 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely wrong. I bet you watched only a few minutes Look at the whole video. I being teaching at tech colleges for years. This guy knows his stuff but most importantly, he can explain it. Knowing doesn't mean you can explain it.