OBJECTIVE
VFR Course
The VFR course was created for student pilots that will soon learn to fly in the United States, and want to finish their flight training with ease and with a faster learning curve.
We dedicate this course to learning all of the essential phraseology, terminology, vocabulary, procedures, regulation, airspaces, FBO´s, FSS and other facilities that a pilot needs to know to fly VFR in the U.S.
- Where am I?
- Orientation Resources
- Position Report and Traffic
- Visual Landmarks Orientation and Location
- Marathon
- Visual References on the VFR Chart
- Position Report
- Ground and Traffic
- Pattern Phraseology
- Visual Flight Pattern
- Marathon
- Sequential Maneuvers, Movements & Actions
- Taxiing Instructions
- VFR Departure and
- Approach Clearances
- Different Airspaces
- Marathon
- ATIS, Special ATIS and
- ATC Weather Information
- Weather Situations
- Flight Plan, Weather
- Services and FSS
- Adverse Weather Situations
- Marathon
- Phraseology in Use
- Departing from Class B & C Airports
- CTAF & Unicom
- En route VFR Transitions
- Marathon
- ATC and Pilot´s Requests
- Awareness Of Surroundings on Approach
- Visual Night Flight
- Transponder Operations
- Marathon
- Verification and Clarification
- Critical Decision-making
Unforeseen Operational Issues - Rejecting ATC´s
- Instructions
- Marathon
- Cross-country Flight I
- Cross-country Flight II
- Cross-country Flight III
- Cross-country Flight IV
- Cross-country Flight V
VFR Procedures & Communications
Course Modules
Reproducir video
FAA Controllers
Bob Ocon
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Vince Blaber
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Cap. Alejandro Pérez
CEO Uleadair
Jeff Donnelly
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Dennis Kelly
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Ron Shusrterman
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
David Charles Dominguez
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
James Mihalek
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
Lewis Helmig
Air Traffic Control (ATC)
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