Learning to Fly Tailwheel

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In today’s episode of the Private Pilot Podcast Jason discusses tailwheel flying, what to do after getting your Private Pilot Certificate and the new series Expand Your Horizons.
Be sure to check out Learning to Fly Tailwheel video with Jamie Beckett
• Learning To Fly Tailwheel
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In this Video
00:00 Intro
00:15 Podcast Subject and Information
02:07 Jason's Tailwheel Story
02:30 Piper Vagabond History and Story
06:03 Tailwheel Flying Info
07:28 The Challenges of Flying Tailwheel
11:00 Accident Analysis
13:27 Endorsement and Proficiency
15:58 The End Please Like and Subscribe

Пікірлер: 8

@andrewh7589 2 жыл бұрын

I started tailwheel training last weekend!

@hillcrestannie 2 жыл бұрын

I’m a low hour pilot trying to buy a 170 . Having some trouble getting it on the Ground !

@operationscomputer1478 2 жыл бұрын

footwork is king, don't stop flying it until it stops moving.

@Captain_Bri 2 жыл бұрын

I did .7 hours in a J3. First attempt landing I hadn't realised the amount of footwork required after flying 172 planes. Instructor saved the landing. I made the landing after a landing by the instructor with my feet on rudder only to feel his movements.

@eda5670 2 жыл бұрын

Would love to get tail wheel training.

@carlhenning6939 2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason Greetings from South Africa.. I am a big fan of your videos..You have a wonderful calm temperament as an instructor as I wish you all the very best. I did a ppl 15 year ago but after 42 hr total with many solo hours I gave up due to a high rate of small plane accident deaths in a particular month ( 16 in total) and never sat my exams. I have recently have a life changing event which has given me more time to pursue flying and have been a fan of Stol aircraft . In particular the Kitfox..You mentioned that you do not like flying tail dragger much.. buy how would you rate the Kitfox.. Is it easier to fly in strong winds..More so than the Cub?