Professional Flying Skills, Knowledge, Tips And Techniques

Bring Your Airmanship To The Professional Level

What you'll learn

Understanding of the concept of Extreme Ownership, and how it applies to pilots

Know how to always be ready for "when" (and not "if") abnormal and emergency situations arise

Be able to conduct flight planning at the professional pilot level

Understand preflight considerations at the professional pilot level

Understand performance considerations at the professional pilot level

Be aware of how aircraft performance limitations and data is captured by the manufacturer

Be able to interact with passengers effectively and professionally

Understand weather considerations at the professional pilot level

Requirements

Interest in professional flying, or

Student Pilot Certificate, or

Private Pilot Certificate, or

Commercial Pilot Certificate, or

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate

Description

Welcome to the Professional Flying Skills, Knowledge, Tips and Techniques course. My name is Michael Carlini, founder of the Oregon Flight School, and I will be your instructor. I am a corporate jet pilot, flight instructor, and ATP. I am glad you are here.Over the course of my professional flying career thus far flying skydivers, bush flying in Alaska, flight instructing, and flying corporate jets both single-pilot and as a crew, I have accrued skills, knowledge, techniques, tips - sometimes learned the hard way - that have aided me tremendously. This course is my attempt at sharing all of these lessons with you over the course of just a couple hours, so that when you enter the professional pilot work force as a flight instructor, jump pilot, banner tow pilot, jet pilot, or anywhere in between, you will be operating at a professional level.By the end of this course you will:Understanding of the concept of Extreme Ownership, and how it applies to pilotsKnow how to always be ready for "when" (and not "if") abnormal and emergency situations ariseBe able to conduct flight planning at the professional pilot levelUnderstand preflight considerations at the professional pilot levelUnderstand performance considerations at the professional pilot levelBe aware of how aircraft performance limitations and data is captured by the manufacturerBe able to interact with passengers effectively and professionallyUnderstand weather considerations at the professional pilot levelThis course is designed for all pilots, from student pilots to commercial pilots working towards their ATP, who want to bring their airmanship to a professional level. I am excited to be able to share lessons that I have learned over the course of many years and thousands of hours of flying, condensed down into a course that is less than two hours in duration.Thanks for tuning in, and I will see you inside!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Extreme Ownership

Lecture 2 Extreme Ownership

Section 3: "When," not "if"

Lecture 3 "When," not "if"

Section 4: Flight Planning Considerations

Lecture 4 Flight Planning Considerations

Lecture 5 Flight Planning Tutorial

Section 5: Preflight Considerations

Lecture 6 Preflight Considerations

Section 6: Performance Considerations

Lecture 7 Performance Considerations

Section 7: Passengers

Lecture 8 Passengers

Section 8: Weather

Lecture 9 Weather

Section 9: General Considerations

Lecture 10 General Considerations

Section 10: Conclusion

Lecture 11 Conclusion

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