spin training
Spin training used to be required curriculum for private pilots. This requirement was removed long ago but spins still exist and the knowledge to avoid and recover from them remains important. Everyone knows about the base to final turn stall, but are you familiar with the lesser talked about departure stall?
Do you find yourself nervous performing stalls? Would you prefer to simply avoid them? Are you worried that your stall may develop into a spin? Is your instructor more nervous about stalls than you are? Stop feeling uncomfortable and expand your skill level. Often, the best way to tackle fear is head on.
Learning spin avoidance and spin recovery will help you learn to feel the aircraft's feedback and cues of what’s happening. Fully understanding and experiencing spins gives pilots great competence in spin avoidance and recovery. Spin training builds confidence.
Please note, this course is completed in one day and was developed in accordance with AC 61-67C, Stall and Spin Awareness Training. You should expect to dedicate about five to six hours completing this class. This is an advanced training environment based on a successful outcome and not linked to clock or Hobbs time.
Cessna 150s offer you the unique chance to learn spin recovery after multiple, fully developed spins. It's one of the best spinning aircraft around.
Many flight schools claim to offer "spin training" but in reality, offer a relatively short ground lesson and quick flight with three incipient spins. Don't sacrifice your training experience - challenge yourself to truly learn the subject matter.
Do you find yourself nervous performing stalls? Would you prefer to simply avoid them? Are you worried that your stall may develop into a spin? Is your instructor more nervous about stalls than you are? Stop feeling uncomfortable and expand your skill level. Often, the best way to tackle fear is head on.
Learning spin avoidance and spin recovery will help you learn to feel the aircraft's feedback and cues of what’s happening. Fully understanding and experiencing spins gives pilots great competence in spin avoidance and recovery. Spin training builds confidence.
Please note, this course is completed in one day and was developed in accordance with AC 61-67C, Stall and Spin Awareness Training. You should expect to dedicate about five to six hours completing this class. This is an advanced training environment based on a successful outcome and not linked to clock or Hobbs time.
Cessna 150s offer you the unique chance to learn spin recovery after multiple, fully developed spins. It's one of the best spinning aircraft around.
Many flight schools claim to offer "spin training" but in reality, offer a relatively short ground lesson and quick flight with three incipient spins. Don't sacrifice your training experience - challenge yourself to truly learn the subject matter.
N23398, 1968 Cessna 150H
The Cessna 150 is a two-seat tricycle gear general aviation airplane, that was designed for flight training, touring and personal use.
The Cessna 150 is the fourth most produced civilian plane ever, with 23,839 aircraft produced. |
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Spins in a cessna 150
This is an exterior view of fully developed spins in a Cessna 150.
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Spin Training
Enjoy this fun video to give you an idea of what spin training is about.
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spin training reviews
“Great training event, it is not showing up and just doing spins, but a great technical / technique review
that walked me through a threatening aspect of flying.” “Not only spin training, but an afternoon of exploring the envelope including cross controlled and accelerated stall conditions.” “Spin avoidance and recovery will not be just in a text book anymore.” |
Instructor reviews
- Well prepared training that steps you through with digestible pieces and correct inputs.
- Helps you remain calm to learn and gives positive feedback.
- Fields off topic questions with clarity.
- Great skill and competence as an instructor.
- In the midst of a spin calmly taught, "now see your speed, we are in a fully developed spin."
- Understood so many of the aspects of the flight to assure safety.
- Gives solid perspective on being a better pilot, in general.
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