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Traffic Pattern Drills & Practice | REAL Student Pilot Lesson w/ CFI

BECOME A PILOT WITH ANGLE OF ATTACK ▹ Start with FREE Total Student Pilot Course: https://bit.ly/AOATSP ▹ Private Pilot Online Ground School: https://bit.ly/AOAPPL ▹ Instrument Online Ground School: https://bit.ly/AOAIFR GET OUR MERCH ▹ Hats, Jackets, Shirts, Flight Bags and More: https://bit.ly/AOAMerch . . Want to be a pilot? Take online ground school and do checkride prep with us at https://www.AngleofAttack.com David, a student pilot seeking his private pilot license (PPL) is back for another flight lesson. This time we hit the traffic pattern, practicing both outside the airport area during air work, and bringing it back to the airport to practice landings in our flight school Cessna 172. He wanted to know how to become a pilot, and now he's getting the REAL deal. Learning how to land a plane, and flight training for that matter, isn't easy, but it has the best success when flying the airplane well during the traffic pattern and approach. Set it up right, and everything will come together. General aviation is where it's at! And it's just so fun to learn to fly. There are many elements to a traffic pattern. First, is flying the airplane. It's the golden rule in aviation to fly the airplane first. From there, you've got to think about the traffic pattern communication and traffic pattern radio calls. At first, I have my student pilots just fly the aircraft and focus on that, then go to the traffic pattern radio calls later. Once you get the traffic pattern, then learning how to land a plane becomes a much smoother process. You're going to see that throughout this flying lesson with David. Things really start clicking for him. Private Pilot training is actually a ton of fun. As a CFI, I really enjoy the initial hours of aviation training with a student pilot. Instilling those initial flying skills is rewarding, and actually fun. Of course, Alaska as a back drop for our flying lessons is quite nice. Angle of Attack has the perfect HQ! There's no better place for a flight school. If you're wondering how to get your pilot's license, well, you just gotta jump in and go like David has been doing. (#trafficpattern #flying #studentpilot)