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Learn to decode the winds and temperatures aloft (FB) forecast, including the coded light-and-variable and 100-knot-plus wind tricks.
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Learn the FAA's DECIDE model and use its six steps to handle deteriorating weather on a cross-country before your options run out.
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Learn to build a complete VFR weather briefing and make a confident go/no-go decision using METARs, TAFs, winds aloft, and AIRMETs.
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FAR 91.151 requires 30 minutes of fuel reserve by day and 45 at night still in the tanks when you land - here's how to plan it.
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FAR 91.151 requires a 30-minute day / 45-minute night VFR fuel reserve - but that's a legal floor, not a safe plan.
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How to nail the ACS diversion task on your checkride: fly first, pick the smart airport, and do quick mental math.
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Learn to decode the winds and temperatures aloft (FB) forecast and use it to pick the altitude that saves you time and fuel.
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Learn to decode the winds and temperatures aloft (FB) forecast, why 9900 means calm, and how to use it to pick the right altitude.
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Radio Hangar explores Ninety-One One Fifty-One, the VFR Fuel Reserves, and Why Thirty Minutes in the Tanks Is a Legal Minimum, Not a Plan.
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FAR 91.151 requires 30 minutes of VFR fuel reserve by day and 45 at night - but here's why smart pilots plan for more.
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Learn to decode the Winds and Temperatures Aloft (FB) forecast to pick the best altitude, save fuel, and spot icing conditions.
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FAR 91.103 legally requires pilots to read the entire Oshkosh AirVenture NOTAM before flying to Wittman Field. Here's how to comply.
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FAR 91.151 requires 30 minutes of day fuel reserve, but smart cross-country planning to Oshkosh demands far more.
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Radio Hangar explores Decoding the TAF - How BECMG, TEMPO, and PROB Groups Can Make or Break Your Cross-Country.
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FAR 91.151 sets a 30-minute day VFR fuel reserve, but that legal minimum is a floor - smart pilots plan an hour.
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Learn how to lean the mixture at cruise altitude to save fuel, protect your engine, and gain range on every cross-country flight.
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