Bonjour à tous!

Je suis de retour de Californie après un voyage de quatre jours, une mise à jour pour notre sujêt: Navigation.

Devoir pour mardi sera le quiz Navigation 1, maintenant sur le  site.

À mardi!

Chris

Bonjour à tous,

Avez-vous tous mis un favori dans le navigateur pour:

Règlement de l’aviation canadien (DORS/96-433)

ou

Canadian Aviation Regulations (SOR/96-433) ?

Le devoir pour cette semaine est de faire le quiz Air Law 1.

À mardi!

Chris

Bonjour à tous,

Nous commercerons mardi avec le quiz Airframes, Engines, and Systems 1, ce qui est maintenant sur le site, sous Chris’s Quizzes. Nous allons trouvez et discuter les reponses ensemble.

Bonne fin de semaine!

Chris

Bonjour à tous!  Hello Everyone!

Bienvenue à la classe PPL de novembre 2017.

Chris

Hello All,

Same time, same place, for the PSTAR.

50 questions, 60 minutes. 1:12 per question. Although I would recommend taking one minute per question so you’re sure to finish. (And you can use the extra 10 minutes to go back and look at questions you skipped, or just make sure your x is in the right box.)

See you soon,

Chris

Hello Everyone,

We’ll start this week’s class discussing your flight logs. Remember that the wind is 300/13.

Then we’ll continue with Aircraft Performance.

A heads up: next weeks homework will be to do the test in the Sample Test for the written examination for the Private Pilot Licence – Airplane, TP 13014E. Et c’est ici en français.

We’ll discuss in class the two routes in the test, and measure the track and distance together.

Nevertheless this test will take four hours to complete, so you’ll have to plan ahead.

Then on August 23 we will discuss the answers. Don’t worry if there are a couple that don’t make sense. This exam is based on an old chart.

See you Tuesday!

Chris

Hi Everyone,

We”ll start today with your presentations – 5 minutes or less – on your routes: distance, time, fuel route, problems, etc.

Then we’ll begin Flight Planning.

See you then!

Chris

Hello Everyone,

We’ll start on Tuesday with the quiz Meteorology 2. This photo will get you in the mood:

Then we’ll go through the sequence for the weather part of flight planning. I have added Meteorology to the ground school pages, and there you will find links to all the sites we use for a typical flight.

See you Tuesday!

Chris

Hi Everyone,

We will start this week’s class – surprise! – with a quiz: Meteorology 1.

Here is this morning’s Mixed Surface Analysis:

On Tuesday we’ll do Meteorology 2, and talk about air masses, fronts, and stability.

See you Tuesday,

Chris