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This channel was made to give pilots and aspiring pilots FREE training. This channel has THE MOST COMPLETE private pilot ground course on UA-cam and it’s completely free… On this channel, you’ll find Private Pilot Ground study material to study for the written exam AND to get student pilots ready for the checkride and oral exam. These videos are also great for refreshing yourself on the rules and regulations of aviation.
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5 INSANE Landing Tips You've NEVER Heard
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NEW Landing tips that you've never heard before! Here are some landing tips that I learned during my training that are a little unconventional, but THEY WORK! In this video, I explain the science behind these landing tips and then I show you how I use the tips in a Cessna 172! Everyone loves the Cessna 172. It may possibly be the most popular training aircraft ever designed! Get 15% off a great...
REAL Flight Lesson in ALASKA in a CESSNA 172 (Start to Finish)
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Ever wonder what it'd be like to take a real flight lesson in ALASKA in a small airplane like a Cessna 172? Jump aboard as I teach my pastor in his second flight lesson flying out of Palmer, Alaska! Get 15% off a great starter headset from Kore Aviation with coupon code: freefreepilottraining (Help the channel by using the affiliate link below!) www.koreheadset.com/?sca_ref=6372196.ZJ7Ra4ZTYroy...
Airport Signs, Markings, and Lighting Explained (Simple and Fun) PPL Ground Lesson 61
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Learn the BASICS of airport lighting, airport signs, and airport markings in this FUN, and exciting video from Free Pilot Training! This is Private Pilot Ground lesson 61! This training is intended to follow the aeronautical knowledge areas in Part 61.105 section b for single engine aircraft. Get 15% off a great starter headset from Kore Aviation with coupon code: freefreepilottraining (Help th...
Try my OTHER Channel: ADVENTURE MEN (Official Trailer)
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For everyone who LOVES Free Pilot Training, please check out my ADVENTURE CHANNEL! Check it out here: youtube.com/@AdventureMen?si=8NE0_Dlyxudlx_n9
Budget Noise Cancelling Headset Review (Faro G2 ANR)
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What noise cancelling aviation headset should I buy? In this video, I’m reviewing the Faro G2 ANR aviation headset which is a very affordable noise cancelling aviation headset. I go into a lot of detail about the quality and craftsmanship of this great noise reduction headset, so if you want to purchase a good headset for a reasonable cost, you should check this one out! The links below are aff...
What to Do if Your Engine DIES in a Cessna 172 (ENGINE FAILURE in FLIGHT)
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What should you do if you have an engine failure in flight in a Cessna 172? How do you accomplish an emergency decent and landing in a small training aircraft? This video goes into EXTREME detail on what you should do if you lose your engine during flight in a single engine aircraft. In this video, we are practicing the maneuver in a Cessna 172, but these procedures are very similar in most sma...
Would it KILL You to Forget THIS During a Go-Around?
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How to perform a Go-Around correctly without dying. Get 15% off a great starter headset from Kore Aviation with coupon code: freefreepilottraining (Help the channel by using the affiliate link below!) www.koreheadset.com/?sca_ref=6372196.ZJ7Ra4ZTYroyBj1 Snatch up your Flying Eyes sunglasses here: flyingeyesoptics.com/?ref=vk_8BWGGgQMW 10% discount with this coupon code: FREEPILOTTRAINING Buy OU...
Should I Use PITCH or POWER?
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How should I control my airplane when I'm making an approach? Should I use PITCH or POWER to control my airspeed? How should I control my altitude? should I use pitch or power? In this free flight training lesson, I answer the age old question on how to control your airplane! Get 15% off a great starter headset from Kore Aviation with coupon code: freefreepilottraining (Help the channel by usin...
Why You Should Not HATE Ground Effect!
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Don't HATE Ground Effect! It's your SECRET WEAPON that will improve your landings! Get 15% off a great starter headset from Kore Aviation with coupon code: freefreepilottraining (Help the channel by using the affiliate link below!) www.koreheadset.com/?sca_ref=6372196.ZJ7Ra4ZTYroyBj1 Snatch up your Flying Eyes sunglasses here: flyingeyesoptics.com/?ref=vk_8BWGGgQMW 10% discount with this coupon...
What Causes an Airplane to STALL? | Complete PPL Ground Course (Lesson 3)
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This video is lesson 3 in our Private Pilot Ground Course, which will prepare you for your FAA written exam. This is a very easy to follow lesson about Stalls and what causes an airplane to stall. This video is easy to follow with very simple explanations of the basic aviation principles pertaining to stalls. We discuss How relative wind and the chord line of an aircraft create the angle of att...
How an Airplane Creates Lift | Complete PPL Ground Course (Lesson 2)
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This video is lesson 2 in our Private Pilot Ground Course, which will prepare you for your FAA written exam. This is a very easy to follow lesson about Aerodynamics and how an airplane created lift. This video is easy to follow with very simple explanations of the basic aviation principles. We discuss Bernoulli’s Principle and Newton’s Third Law and how airplanes use these to create lift with r...
YouTube's ONLY Complete Private Pilot Ground Course (Lesson 1)
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This video is lesson 1 in my complete Private Pilot Ground Course, which will prepare you for your FAA written exam. This is a very easy to follow lesson about Aerodynamics and the Four Forces that act on an airplane in flight. This video is easy to follow with very simple explanations of the basic aviation principles. We discuss lift, weight, drag, thrust and how they relate to the airplane. T...
How to Operate an Airplane | The Basics! (PPL Lesson 60)
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The BASICS on operating an Aircraft! These are some of the most important things you should know when it comes to operating a Cessna 172 and just about every other training airplane out there! In this video, I explain Carb icing, how to use mixture control, how to operate a constant speed propeller, how to perform a walk around inspection and much more! This is Private Pilot Ground lesson 60! T...
How to Perform an S-TURN + Tips You've Never Heard!
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Master the S-Turn! The S-Turn is a ground reference maneuver that you may have to perform on your Private pilot check ride. This video explains the S-turn IN DETAIL and explains how to master them! Free Pilot Training is a UA-cam channel that is dedicated to bringing you DETAILED training on private Pilot flight maneuvers and ground training for FREE. Thanks for watching. Please check out what ...
TURNS AROUND A POINT + Tips You’ve Never Heard!
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TURNS AROUND A POINT Tips You’ve Never Heard!
How to do a PRE-FLIGHT Inspection | Cessna 172
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How to do a PRE-FLIGHT Inspection | Cessna 172
TOWERED Airport Touch and Go Lesson | Complete Lesson WITH Instruction (Hagen's 6th Lesson)
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TOWERED Airport Touch and Go Lesson | Complete Lesson WITH Instruction (Hagen's 6th Lesson)
Is the Cessna 172 BETTER than the Piper Cherokee? (The Shocking Truth)
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Is the Cessna 172 BETTER than the Piper Cherokee? (The Shocking Truth)
Practice Makes Perfect! (Hagen's 5th Lesson)
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Practice Makes Perfect! (Hagen's 5th Lesson)
Physiology BASICS and RISK Management Explained (PPL Lesson 59)
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Physiology BASICS and RISK Management Explained (PPL Lesson 59)
Real Flight Training IS NOT Always Easy (Hagen's 4th Flight)
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Real Flight Training IS NOT Always Easy (Hagen's 4th Flight)
NOTAMS & The Chart Supplement EXPLAINED (PPL Lesson 58)
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NOTAMS & The Chart Supplement EXPLAINED (PPL Lesson 58)
LEARNING TO FLY in a Piper Cherokee (Hagen's 3rd Lesson)
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LEARNING TO FLY in a Piper Cherokee (Hagen's 3rd Lesson)
EXPOSING the LIE about POWER ON Stalls (The Complete Guide to Power On Stalls)
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EXPOSING the LIE about POWER ON Stalls (The Complete Guide to Power On Stalls)
Can I Raise the Flaps IN the FLARE? | OR Will I Crash My Cessna 172?
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Can I Raise the Flaps IN the FLARE? | OR Will I Crash My Cessna 172?
New Pilot Practices Touch and Goes in Gusty Crosswinds | 2nd Lesson in a Piper Cherokee 140
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New Pilot Practices Touch and Goes in Gusty Crosswinds | 2nd Lesson in a Piper Cherokee 140
New Pilot is SURPRISED with a Free Flight Lesson (His First Lesson Ever)
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New Pilot is SURPRISED with a Free Flight Lesson (His First Lesson Ever)
how can I send you videos of my landings?
I have an email in the description. It will need to be a short video so it can go through. Large files might not send
Check the description. There should be an email address down there
So, I'm late to his party but since I no longer square the corners in the pattern, I also lower flaps as I'm turning it to intersect the centerline. The Corners as it were is one 180 degree turn.
That’s what we do in the air force
@@FreePilotTraining Former Naval Aviation here and although not an Aviator, Air Crew, that's how the pattern is flown at the boat. When the FAA announced they were testing this years ago, I stated doing it. Side benefit, high wing or low wing, I always that the numbers in site.
I really like the way you teach... Wish i could hire you to teach me to fly
Thank you! Where are you located?
Please make this into a series, incredibly useful!
Thank you! If it does well, I probably will
If I buy the FAR/AIM book for 2024, does that mean it's no longer valid after 2024?
99.9% of the info is going to be the same. The new 2025 version will include small changes
Landed first time on wet grass this week. Super fun but oh the directional control XD Super helpful video, as always!
I love landing on grass! Thanks!
Actually man, please, help pilots all over the world, make a video where you land without moving the ailerons at all. If your wing raises or drops just use slight opposite rudder pressure to raise it back up. Only use ailerons to turn to align with the centerline. I only wish I’d seen that much sooner and never seen what most people do which is over controlling and causing their own turbulence.
I’ll keep that in mind. Im considering a new landing video. That might fit nicely in there
@@FreePilotTraining Try it. Commit to keeping ailerons still, I mean really still and centered, and keep them like that through your whole approach unless you need to correct a bank of more than 20degrees or make a turn only, and just add a bit of rudder pressure to keep wings level. I promise you, you will be as surprised as I was, how well the plane flies and how stable your approach and landing will feel. It opened my eyes to the fact that everyone over controls and I only wish someone pointed this out to me much sooner. And btw this is how planes should be flown all the time in cruise as well. I tried this recently. I did a xcountry and only used rudder for the whole time in cruise unless I had to make a turn. The ride although bumpy became much less so instantly. Important point is rudder pressure as required, no need to stomp on them!
Interesting, I think I'll try that too
I don't share the worst landings since the owners might check such videos as well...😊
😆 very true
My assessment of all 5 is that they are over controlling ailerons. They induce their own turbulence and really none of them except for nr4 had any reason to move their ailerons at all. Ailerons are for establishing a bank and together with the elevator to then enter or exit a turn. The small turbulence should be corrected lightly with rudder pressure. I was shown this recently, I was totally over controlling myself because nearly everyone does it, especially on youtube and I thought you’re supposed to do that. And since I stopped my landings have vastly improved. The next big problem of all of them is the incorrect use of rudder control. They should use rudder to keep flying straight but also all of them didn’t fly straight because they aim over the spinner instead of one side straight ahead. So they all touch down with a side load. There was also some high flaring which is poor landing technique. They should use the Jacobson flare and have the correct flare cut off point and use light pressure on the elevator. Nr4 j on top of all that also messed up his cross wind control. He didn’t use the rudder correctly to straighten out his longitudinal axis but instead kept a bit of a wing low attitude and then the wind blew him over when he touched down with a side load and not enough of aileron into the wind. Lastly I didn’t think the steep approach was an issue. If you land at our airport you will routinely have to make that kind of an approach between airliners due to wake turbulence. Also if your engine quits the glide angle will be quite a bit steeper so best to be used to it.
Love the feedback
Go around
I have one/two quick question/s: Have you done any of ‘mountain special’ landings and have you taught the technique to up-and-coming bush pilots? Best wishes!
Not yet. I’m still learning all that myself
Hi! I’m a student pilot in Ireland so I was wondering if these videos would be of use for EU tests or if they are only valid for FAA tests? Thanks for providing these videos ☺️
Nice! ICAO procedures are very similar, but slightly different in many ways. Aerodynamics should be pretty similar across the board though
Great video Josh. That was a cool idea to try helping your subscribers. I hope you and your family are doing well. Keep up the excellent work. Safe skies my friend 🇺🇸🛩️
Thanks Kevin! I thought it was a fun idea
Isn't there a saying about every landing you can walk away from? JK, great video!
Yes there is! 😆 thanks!
These tips will help those in the sim as well Thank You and the other day seen a canadian transport comming into Vancouver and thought about this guy who has a channel called Free Pilot Training .
Thanks! Funny, I was actually flying in Canada a couple days ago. Hopefully I can get a new video over on @Adventuremen in the next few weeks
Thank You just what I needed.
No problem!
Now I want Reese's Minis on top of better landings!
😆 they are good
First one agree a bit high on round out, but wing wagging was disruptive. While he used rudder for coordination, the nose went a bit wrong initially each time (adverse yaw.) If we direct our nose (between our legs) down the centerline with rudder only for correct yaw, no adverse yaw. We don't want to turn so why bank? Also, if we get slow enough to sink, which requires bringing in dynamic throttle for exact glide angle and then use apparent rate of closure with numbers to decelerate a bit more coming into ground effect, no need to round out...easier power/pitch approach. Agree on second and also too much speed and too far down the runway. Agree too much airspeed on third and also wing wagging, nose going wrong, adverse yaw. Why aileron. Put hands in lap and use rudder properly for correct yaw. Dynamic proactive as with TW or broom on hand is best. Again, with power pitch glide angle makes no difference. Agree with too much airspeed with bearded guy on go around. And again, why did he get on the steering wheel on short final in useless hope to drive the nose back with bank which should have been set in crosswind side slip. Strong crosswind and using side slip actually teaches the student proper rudder control best. Set the wing and then just walk the centerline extended/centerline with rudder only. Dynamic proactive rudder and no aileron once wing is set. If wind changes then yes change wing but no coordination as it is rub tummy pat head deal. The last guy was doing fine on his short field to touchdown on the numbers. He had it slowed enough to bring throttle into dynamic play as the most excellent glide angle and rate of descent control (not elevator which is airspeed control.) The horn should not bother us on short field, as we want to power/pitch all the way down with power and no round out and hold off. We are looking for an unpublished number well below Vso, an out of ground effect number. We still have to flair at the bottom to protect the nose gear. He could have used the apparent rate of closure with the numbers speed up in the last shot to get this power/pitch, slow and soft, less than Vso in low ground effect illusion. Like coming into an intersection with our auto (good muscle memory with right foot for deceleration) we need to develop proper elevator deceleration (flair) at the bottom in low ground effect. The airspeed indicator and Vso are of no help in low ground effect (where we should be first on takeoff and well down the runway and where we should end up all slowed up and ready to squat on power/pitch approach.) You unfortunately have to teach the energy inefficient roll on the ground (most friction drag) takeoff technique and the most energy inefficient round out and hold off (where speed and LOC kill) landing technique. Tough situation and unfortunate for the student.
You should have your own you tube channel 🙄 ....but for now I'll listen to Josh !
awesome video!!
Thanks Nick!
Thanks Man you are the truth! You are that dude. Very informative
You’re welcome!
Thanks for all your help man, helpming me a lot, just started ppl few weeks ago...
You’re welcome! Enjoy the journey!
thanks for the video! I don't have a pilots license yet but your PPL training videos are definitely helping towards passing my written exam!
Awesome! You’re welcome!
Liking the new idea man, thanks for all the work on the channel!
Thanks! It’s great to get comments that let me know I’m on the right track
FreePilotTraining Thanks for your continued dedication to helping to build better piloting skills! Your are one of the best in my observation and I have put to use many of your piloting techniques.👍👍
Nice video! ❤
Thanks!
Love this idea. If only I had bad landings to share (just kidding)
😆
First
I think you even beat me 😆
What’s the craft abbreviation stand for?
Clearance Routing Altitude Frequency Transponder
Thanks!
You’re welcome! Thank you for the super thanks!
Can you start a podcast with training?
I should shouldn’t I?
@@FreePilotTraining that would be great
2 anecdotal points... High wing gives you more floor space in the hangar High wing is better for IFR because when you land in the rain you won't get seats wet! 😂
Great points!
Great video!
Thanks!
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Does anyone understand what he meant at 4:30. I think he is not explaining something clearly there.
Hi, when you said add flaps to “increase the descent angle” what does that mean?
I learned to fly wearing cowboy boots. My instructor asked me to switch to tennis shoes? My landings got better! That was over 35yrs ago
😆 I could see that
very helpful video I have a prog check in 2 days
Bro, i just want to study before flight school. 😭
Where is the engine fire video?
How do you record audio and your flight when flying a plane how you did?
IS ANR DRIVEN BY A (PROGRAM) IN A CHIP ON A CIRCUIT BOARD? HOW IMPORTANT ARE THE SPEAKERS IN ANR? SONY HAS FANTASTIC ANR IN THEIR MUSIC HEADSETS.
I actually don’t know.
BETTER TO MAKE THE MISTAKES IN THE SIM THAN IN THE AIRCRAFT,... WE USE TO SAY IN THE USAF
Absolutely
This is intimidating...
It can be. With a little practice, it gets very simple
If you can't understand these concepts, please don't fly.
What’s that drum beat and guitar clip from? This was excellent pre fight check … can you do one for the piper cherokee. This is the best pre flight check video I’ve seen and I’ve seen many
Thanks! I think the sound came from IMovie. I appreciate that. I don’t know how many requests I received to make one because of that
Is becoming a pilot a rich man's hobby? Or is it possible for a normal person to afford it?
“Send help, I like cookies” 😂your videos are the best and very informative. Thank you very much!
😆 You’re welcome! I like having a little fun with the training
Super useful, thank you! I didn't really even think much about radio failures!
You’re welcome!
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