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There’s no feeling that matches that of buying an airplane. If you’re like most pilots, you’ve spent months—and maybe even years—dreaming about the perfect airplane, what it’d be like and what you’d do with it. You’ve probably also come to the realization that purchasing an airplane is not a easy task. But with the right knowledge and a little bit of luck, buying an airplane can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. I bought my Cirrus-SR22 from my instructor for $154,000. I did not have to go through the difficultly of shopping for a plane. Here is the best sited for you to looking at planes if you want to get it used or new whatever you want will be on this sites. 

This might be my last blog. I hope you guys can talk about aviation and anything else. I wanted to teach you guys about aviation and I think I did. Even though I might be off for a little bight I will might still give you guys tips on flying. If any experienced pilots want to talk about it please do. You could just ask questions about aviation and I will help you. Hope you enjoyed my blog. Thanks for looking at it and for looking at it. 

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Thanksgiving Break

Since I dont have school for a week during Thanksgiving break I decided to go out and fly. I went out two times both times with my Cirrus-SR22. Both times I went by myself because my instructor wanted me to have more training without him. Nothing went wrong when I was flying both times were perfect.   I was so happy because most of the people at the airfield were traveling. Usually it is busy but on those days it was very quiet. I was so happy to be flying because my instructor sons plane and something wrong with it and he wanted so bad to fly because it was a week long break. Those were the best flights I had in a long time.

I wanted to go over to the McCllan-Palomar Airport but my instructor said no. So I just stayed at the  Oceanside Municipal Airport. I am happy that I flew so much because my parents said I cant because I have school and I don't have time during the week but I can during the week end. If anyone wants to talk about there experiences please do I and the other people seeing this will appresiate your comments. I have seen a few people from Germany and South Korea so if any of them can speak english or can translate I would enjoy hearing stories from you. If any of you guys want to talk about anything please comment. Out of 110 people who viewed this there is at least someone out there that can comment on this please. Thank you guys for looking at my blog and please comment. Also live long a prosper. =)

Tips for landing a plane

 

Tips for landing a plane

Emergency Landing

1. Control the airplane and establish the recommended best glide speed (100 knots).
2. Specify a suitable landing area and touchdown zone consider any obstacles
3. Vary airspeed, descent and flight profile as necessary to reach key points.
4. Fly an organized approach to the selected touchdown zone, considering aircraft altitude, wind conditions, terrain, obstructions and other factors.
5. Complete emergency procedure checks.
6. Make a Emergency radio call.
7. Perform an effective passenger emergency safety review.
8. Close the throttle from normal circuit height.
9. Take the plane down at a normal landing speed (15-35 knots) and touchdown it at the specified touchdown point. 

 

 Regular Landing

1. Consider wind conditions, landing surface, and  consider any obstacles.
2. Specify a touchdown point that will permit a safe landing.
3. Close the throttle from normal circuit height.
4. Establish a gliding approach at the recommended speed (100 knots).
5. Complete before-landing checks.
6. Touchdown in a normal landing attitude at the specified touchdown point (15-35 knots). 

This guys plane fails immediately after take off watch how he handles it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URvCgaGYI78

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Over View

In this Blog I will be talking about aviation. I love to fly planes and helicopters. If any of you want to talk about aviation please comment or post your stories. Also if you have awesome stories about flying please comment or post your stories. I would be very happy if any military pilots want to talk about their adventures or have any tips for future pilots. If any inexperience pilots have questions please ask them. Don't be afraid to ask any questions because I know that experience pilots will answer them. Thank you for viewing my blog it wont be a wast of your time.


  

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