The Practical Guide To Winter Flying will not only teach you how to manage encounters with ground and in-flight icing, but also provide you the tools to make smarter decisions so you fly confidently during the coming cold, winter months.
Course Description
The Practical Guide To Winter Flying will not only teach you how to manage encounters with ground and in-flight icing, but also provide you the tools to make smarter decisions so you fly confidently during the coming cold, winter months.
Career Coach
Carl Valeri
Carl is an international Airline Captain with over 15,000 hours flying in more than 50 types of aircraft. Carl is author of The Aerospace Scholarships Guide and numerous aviation blog posts. Carl loves to talk aviation and is host of Aviation Careers Podcast, the Stuck Mic AvCast, and Sun N Fun Radio. When he is not flying, writing about flying, or talking about flying Carl spends most of his time exploring museums and light houses.
Course curriculum
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1
Lesson 1 - What Is Ice And Ground Operations
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2
Lesson 2 - Airframe Icing And Frost
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Lesson 2 - Airframe Icing And Frost
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3
Lesson 3 – Powerplant Ice And Ground Deicing
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Lesson 3 – Powerplant Ice And Ground Deicing
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4
Lesson 4 – Types Of Deice Fluid And In-Flight Ice
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Lesson 4 – Types Of Deice Fluid And In-Flight Ice
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5
Lesson 5 – Rime Ice, Clear Ice, Mixed Ice, And SLD
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Lesson 5 – Rime Ice, Clear Ice, Mixed Ice, And SLD
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6
Lesson 6 – Aerodynamic Concerns And Wing vs Tail Stall
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Lesson 6 – Aerodynamic Concerns And Wing vs Tail Stall
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7
Lesson 7 – Known Icing, Intensity, And Removal Methods
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Lesson 7 – Known Icing, Intensity, And Removal Methods
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8
Lesson 8 – Autopilot Concerns, System Failures And Emergencies, And Exit Strategies
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Lesson 8 – Autopilot Concerns, System Failures And Emergencies, And Exit Strategies
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$27.00
$27.00The Practical Guide To Winter Flying