lynnpype
15th Jul 2009, 07:01
Hi,
Very soon I'll have to study once again new flows, checklists, a new pitch power table, etc for a new type of aircraft I'm going to fly on.
Studying this kind of stuff is not my most favorite part of flight training as I still haven't found a method to do this in an efficient way. Sure, spending hours on the ground in the actual aircraft and learning by doing works nice, but in today's age of glass cockpits and school-imposed restrictions which bar you from turning on the battery if you're not going to fly there's not much room to do that anymore.
What is your way to study these kinds of things? Have you found an efficient way to learn flows, checklists quickly by heart? Let me know.
Kind regards,
Lynn
Very soon I'll have to study once again new flows, checklists, a new pitch power table, etc for a new type of aircraft I'm going to fly on.
Studying this kind of stuff is not my most favorite part of flight training as I still haven't found a method to do this in an efficient way. Sure, spending hours on the ground in the actual aircraft and learning by doing works nice, but in today's age of glass cockpits and school-imposed restrictions which bar you from turning on the battery if you're not going to fly there's not much room to do that anymore.
What is your way to study these kinds of things? Have you found an efficient way to learn flows, checklists quickly by heart? Let me know.
Kind regards,
Lynn