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- Training, General: BZN TOWER 2011 RUNWAY SAFETY PILOT BRIEFING Answer: New to the area? Here are tips for operating at and around Gallatin Field, provided by the tower manager during a public safety meeting. (Original ...
- > Part 91: Explain the requirement regarding anticollision lights. Answer: Please see attached article from AOPA Pilot's John Yodice. [18 November 2011] ...
- Aerodynamics: See How It Flies Answer: A new spin on the perceptions, procedures, and principles of flight. http://www.av8n.com/how/ ...
- > Tailwheel / Taildragger / Conventional Gear: I've been tempted for many years to get a tailwheel endorsement. How many hours does Answer: Generally, tailwheel endorsements require 7 to 10 hours to complete. You will find some offerings as low as 4 or 5 hours. Those crash-courses ...
- Regulations (CFRs): Terminal Checklist - KCGI ILS or LOC Rwy 10 (from Pro Pilot 06/2014) Answer: Professional Pilot magazine's "Terminal Checklist" is a monthly "must read." Thank you, Murry Smith, for making these available. When possible, the FAA NACO / NOS plate ...
- > Part 61: What logbook entry is required for Flight Reviews? Answer: Please see attached article from AOPA Pilot's John Yodice. [from August 2011] ...
- > Mountain and Winter Flying: Please give me an overview of your Mountain Flying courses. Answer: Paragon's mountain flying courses vary by individual. aircraft, weather, and interest. The training can be as benign as operating in the valley to as ...
- Testamonials: Thanks for the reply... Answer: "You can't imagine how much I appreciate the effort that you have made to answer my questions and I really think this says a lot ...
- Training, General: Do you offer flight training in helicopters? Answer: Sorry, no. Our training aircraft are single-engine land planes. ...
- Training, General: I like the design of your checklists. Is this template available online so I can Answer: Paragon's checklists are the result of a 35-year evolution. Each is customized for a specific aircraft's equipment and task flow. No template is available for ...
- Aerodynamics: What is Stick-and-Rudder Flying? by Rod Machado Answer: Good question. Rod Machado explained it very well: "A stick-and-rudder pilot flies his or her airplane primarily by looking outside the cockpit and paying attention to ...
- > Part 91: Interpret CFR 91.130 regarding Airport Communications Answer: Please see the attached excellent article by John S. Yodice from AOPA Pilot, March 2010 page 36. ...
- > Instrument Rating: What are the different piloting techniques to descent to MDA? Answer: Basically, there is the constant airspeed descent and constant rate descent techniques. Please see the attached article by Rod Machado (AOPA Pilot, January 2012 pg. ...
- > Instrument Rating: How Do You Fly an LPV Approach? Answer: How do you fly an LPV approach? Here is a great article by Max Trescott, published in Flying magazine, May 2012. http://www.flyingmag.com/training/instrument-flight-rules/how-do-you-fly-lpv-approach ...
- Aerodynamics: Can the slip/skid ball be used for spin recovery? Answer: When IMC or disoriented, can the slip/skid ball be used to determine direction of spin and proper rudder necessary for recovery? To quote Rich Stowell in ...