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1 lip 2022 · In primary flight training, cross-country planning boils down to charting minimal ground track, determining maximum range between fuel stops (while keeping a legal reserve), and avoiding special-use airspace.
- Flight Planning and Preflight
The Air Safety Institute wants you to “know before you go.”...
- Flight Planning
This beginning pilots' resource guide explains what you can...
- Cross Country Training
The cross country phase of training lets you step (or fly)...
- Flight Planning and Preflight
Your flight school, through its aircraft rental agreement or other published policies, may require that you file a flight plan for every cross-country flight. And the FAA requires that you file — and activate — a VFR or IFR flight plan before you can be given permission to fly into temporary flight restriction (TFR) airspace, like that ...
The Air Safety Institute wants you to “know before you go.” Whether it’s a quick hop to a nearby strip or an epic cross-country voyage, regulations and common sense require you to be well versed on the airspace ahead and to know how to obtain the big weather picture before takeoff.
Use AOPA Flight Tools to plan your getaway. AOPA pilots have exclusive, unlimited access to flight planning products available through AOPA Flight Tools. Free to members, this suite of online and mobile products helps you plan flights efficiently and safely.
This beginning pilots' resource guide explains what you can expect from your introductory flight through initial training— and how to turn your dream of flying into reality. Simply enter your name and email address. AOPA articles about flight planning are collected here.
The cross country phase of training lets you step (or fly) outside the comfort zone of your home airport and experience landings and take-offs at other airports. You’ll make your first cross country with an instructor, then on your own in a solo flight.
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