Aviation Articles by Jason


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My First Emergency... Sort Of
It didn't happen TO me, but it was interesting
Being a Flight Instructor
A typical day on the job
How Did You Get Into Flying?
As with many things in my life,
it's kind of a long story...
The Multi-Engine Rating
Yet another credential I have little use for, but was interesting to learn.
My Long, Strange Journey
Into Aerobatics

Ride along as I learn (slowly) to loop and roll.
Jet Warbirds
    How many people get to do their first aerobatics in jet fighters? Read along as I fly the MiG-15, T-33, and more!
Ego in the Cockpit?
A lesson learned in the L-39 jet.
(Originially published in Fly Low Magazine, April 2004)
A Professional Student
Bob Briggs - king of type ratings.
(Originally published in AOPA Flight Training Magazine, February 2005)
The Initial CFI - Becoming a Flight Instructor
Hey, they're serious - I'm supposed to TEACH this stuff!
Spin Training
In a word: "Aghhhhhhh!!!!"
IFR Checkride
My brain hurt and I needed to sit quietly for a while afterward, but I passed!
JFK in a Cherokee
Don't try this at home. Not even on your simulator.
IFR Long Cross Country
    Few people ever get a training flight as good as this. Actual IMC, NDB holds, F-16's, and some chicken & ribs!
One Year of Flying
    Some of my experiences during my first year as a Private Pilot.
Private Pilot Checkride
The big day! 
Long Cross
Country
Before taking the Private Pilot practical exam, student pilots must plan and fly a long solo flight. They don't always go perfectly...
Helicopter Lesson
    Out of curiosity, I took an introductory helicopter lesson last year. The experience was unique and whet my appetite for another kind of flying. But those things are expensive!


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