You coming or going?
But before you go
Risky Business
What's in the Box
Just Big Boned
200

55Knts give or take a few

Vr

200

Minimum Fuel Day and Night

30 Mins Day

45 Mins Night 

91.151

200

Don't tell me what to do & antidote

Anti-Authority 

Follow the Rules, they're usually right

200

VFR

1200

200
Distance from the firewall

Arm

400

Taking off from the middle of a grassy field?  Better use one of these

Soft Field Take off

400

Taking passengers for fun?  Better be current to act PIC with this in the past 90 days

3 take offs and landings 

400

Bet you I can do a barrel roll 150ft AGL

Macho

Taking Chances is foolish

400

X-PNDR has this many combinations

4096

400
1 Gallon of Fuel Weights 

6 Pounds 

600

Vy

Best Rate

600

Currency V.S. Proficiency 

Current = Legal

Proficiency = Skillful 

600

Regulations help but this will PAVE the way for safety

Pilot

Airplane

Environment

External Pressures

600

Within this radius of a Class B you'll need ADSB-Out

Mode C veil 

30NM 

600

Living in the moment?  What's that?

Weight x Arm = Moment 

Weight focus at a location in the plane

800

Too high to land, this will help

Forward slip 

Reducing RPM's

More Flaps

800
Sunset is 8pm but nighttime starts

1 Hr. after sunset - 1 Hr. after sunrise

800
What could I possibly do, I give up

Resignation 

I'm not hopeless, I can make a difference

800

Hijacking

7500

800

Tail heavy characteristics 

Less effective elevator. Less likely to recover from a stall. Faster cruise speed.  Burn less fuel.

1000

Vs0

Power Off Stall speed

Stalling in the landing configuration  

1000

91.103

NWKRAFT

NOTAMS. Weather. Known ATC delays. Runway Lengths. Alternates. Fuel Requirements. Takeoff landing Distance

1000

5 P's

Pilot

Plane

Program

Plan

Passengers

1000

ADSB gives Altitude based off this system

Static System

1000

The nose falls first in a stall

Because the majority of the weight is focused in the nose (engine)

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