Landings With A Flair: Pilot Flight Training

12. Landings 7/7: Soft-Field, Night, Sloping, & Tips

Landings With A Flair: Pilot Flight Training

Show Notes

We conclude our series by discussing soft field landings, night landings, how to "cheat," and other tips for pilots to learn landings!

Handout (pdf format) – https://landingswithaflair.com/downloads/landings-parts-4-to-7

Speakers – Captain Theresa gab Destinyjay Maletta Moe Alpha Henrique Carneiro Philipp Rodenkirchen Dana Navarro Johnny Pickett Raphael Lopez Omar AlHelali Unmesh Dutt

Resources – Clubhouse: New User Guide Clubhouse: Pilot Flight Training House (Formerly a Club) Instagram: @landingswithaflair Show Website: landingswithaflair.com

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