links from meeting

[James Carlson]

Here are the two sources that I mentioned in the meeting. First, there's 
the FAA "From the Flight Deck" series on YouTube:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5vHkqHi51DSNpsBC8nb8Q8gFcGVmWhGA&si=bMAC5CzI8LPiOK4L

This is a playlist that's part of the FAA's official channel on YouTube. 
It contains videos detailing issues and procedures at a number of 
mid-size airports. The videos are mostly between 5 and 20 minutes long 
and contain a lot of useful information, particularly if you're headed 
to one of these airports for the first time. Of course, it's free.

The other is the "IFR: The Missing Lessons" from Pilot Workshops.

https://pilotworkshop.com/training/ifr-missing-lessons/

This is a course that consists of a series of videos, mostly in the 
range of 10 to 30 minute long, that cover various topics and suggestions 
for things that are not typically covered well in IFR training -- such 
as determining performance settings for your airplane, conducting a 
visual approach -- plus in-depth scenarios and workbooks.

There's enough material there that it'll at least make you think about 
ways to improve your procedures.

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James Carlson     42.703N 71.076W FN42lq08    <carlsonj at workingcode.com>