Empty weight includes Unusable fuel***

The weather is way more in depth that the flash cards.

Dirty means Shit out.

Are you doing an accelerated flight training program or a go at your own pace type of thing? Sorry if you’ve already talked about it but I’m very curious and plan on starting soon

First thing to do in an emergency is never checklist and I couldn't imagine a DPE would ever want to hear that. First aviate (fly the plane) example: engine out pitch for best glide, Second navigate ex: Look for a place to land if needed, 3rd communicate ex: declare emergency to ATC, then finally pull out a checklist IF and only if practical. I would ask: What if you rotate and have an engine out before reaching pattern altitude? With runway infront of you? Without runway in front of you? Do you think a checklist will ever be practical? Probably not, you have a lot of aviating and navigating to do quick fast and in a hurry particularly if you are in a highly populated area.

Pilot institute!

Did you pass your check ride?!!

Love this channel

One small mistake, you turn crosswind at 300ft below traffic pattern not 400ft. Great video though, very helpful

Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. but, some problem on your KZfaq channel. that's why don't reach your target audience. Can I talk with you ?

Helpful thx alot

great video! just passed my commercial and I'm big on flashcard studying!

thank you!

Just a note that helped me remember Squawk codes. HI, Jack, Can't talk right now, going to heaven. HI, Jack / HIJACK 7500 Can't talk right now / Lost Comms 7600 Going to heaven / Emergency 7700 + VHF 121.5 Hope this helps.

For anyone who writes these down, double-check all of them with FAA approved books. Make sure you don't practice them wrong. Don't get me wrong, this is a good way to practice.

I’m prepping for my written. Did the written have weight & balance questions?

These are good bro! I wish I did this when I took my PPL checkride.

Hey, your dad recommended me to your channel - I have two friends who are pilots, let me know if you need any pointers! Also, your dad is the best!

Please make more of these , it really helped out a lot

I did about 50 hours on Microsoft flight simulator at home before I started pilot training. I purchased all the simulator controls. On my first discovery flight, I landed the plane. Anyone that wants to get started I recommend to do the simulator at home for at least 50 hours and get your medical certificate first before anything. The SIM helped me a ton! Iwent to my second flight already knowing VOR navigation. The SIM was huge for me. I still use it at least once a week.

I’m sorry to bombard you with so many comments on day one of watching your channel, but I just wanna say thank you for not putting any music in any of the videos because that is the best! what I tell other KZfaqrs is that I can always turn on my radio to interrupt and lose focus on what the KZfaqr is saying lol…

Good videos! I recorded all my flights thus far. Then I’m just gonna upload one per week after I get my PPL. I have 2 GoPros with cockpit audio. One on the outside under the left wing pointed at the fuse which catches me and catches the tires on landing. Another one is mounted in the inside in every flight. Cessna 172.

How do you afford flight school and to spend 13k on a vacation? What did you do prior to this??

I'm in checkride prep as well for my PPL. I feel this to the core. Good to hear it from someone else, and not me reading my own cards.

How often do you fly weekly?

Awesome, I love this I’m also preparing for checkride. I do find these flash cards very simplistic, maybe my school just wants to grill me so in depth but love it ❤️

Dude, I have 30 hours and now I have to start my solos and cross-country and night flying so that I can go take my check ride. I am ready to solo. I know that I’m gonna have the jitters, but I have to get it out the way to get this PPL and then take my mother and my wife flying! And maybe some of my friends lol … I am trying to do my check ride right after I clock my 40 so these last 10 hours have to be specific I think.

16:30 Empty weight needs clarification with usable or unusable fuel.

13:16 Right Pattern

I think your pressure altitude formula might be a little off.

The way I like to remember 91.205 ATOMATOFLAMES is: Things that will help the airplane fly: 1. Airspeed Indicator 2. Altimeter 3. Tachometer 4. Magnetic Compass 5. Manifold Pressure Gauge Things that will keep the airplane safe: 1. Oil Pressure Gauge 2. Oil Temp Gauge 3. Temp Gauge 4. Fuel Gauge 5. Landing Gear Position indicator Things that will keep the Passengers and I safe: 1. ELT 2. Seat Belts 3. Anti Collision Lights “Keep the blue side up”

Seeing this in my recommend as an ATP pilot I can tell you I don’t miss those days. Just to make you feel better it gets much harder in the airlines 😅

Just to add on a bit for clearing turns (how to clear an area for traffic). Remember to do your clearing turns to the left first, because aircraft overtake to the right of you and you wouldn’t want to turn into an aircraft overtaking you. Good luck on that checkride!

I deadass just wrote down every single flashcard and it took me multiple hours but was so worth it. This video was beyond helpful in so many ways. Cannot imagine the extent of effort required to come up with these flashcards and also make/ edit this video. You are a real one dude, you already know so much it's crazy. Keep working hard, I can see you've been grinding frfr. You deserve 1 mil subs, I'm showing all my friends at school your channel!

Try listening to this in 1.5X speed. Goes by a little faster and you can still understand what I’m saying. Feel like that will help getting through all these haha. Thank you to everyone that stayed til the end!

Good luck on the checkride! You got this!

Hey bro, landing lights are not required unless the flight is for hire!

I did Pilot Institute and it was good even though I did 82% on my written lol

Adsb is not required in class d

You flying cross country with your dad, he elects to pay for food and the flight. Can you do this. Before take off at an untowered airport, you noticed that the red beacon is flashing red during the day. Can you take off and what does it mean

Thank you!

Dude, crazy you actually made this video. I’m writing down every single one. In the midst of the prep for your checkride too. This is amazing, thanks so much Ruben!!

Am roughly 27 hours into my PPL journey in a tailwheel, would love to have some flash cards to study with

Thank you for the video brother! very helpful.

Yesssssssirrrrrrr. Thank you so much RUBEEEEENN

Excelente excelente 👍🏼 work brother 🛩️🇺🇸👍🏼 I held out though the entirety! Ty for your help

Dude I listened to this entire video while driving and it truly was helpful for me to remember everything again after completing ground school almost a year ago, I might use this learning method for my future check ride. Thanks and keep up these videos!