Airmanship

Good airmanship involves using good judgement and appropriate skill sets to operate your aircraft safely and efficiently. | Airmanship 101: Aviate > Navigate > Communicate

MSFS has some great tools to help you get an understanding of your plane's aerodynamics.

Many of the missions in MiGMan’s World Tour fly past bush strips and grass airfields, giving you the opportunity to practice touch and go’s. Or you can even land there and take a break before continuing your trip. I will personally often extend a flight to several hours this way, having a cuppa IRL with the sim paused. I’ll leave the sim on "Active Pause" and watch the clouds blow across the sky.

Aviate, Navigate, then Communicate. Prioritise then solve the problem.

It is a traditional joke amongst pilots to refer to two VFR techniques of navigation: I Follow Rivers and I Follow Roads. as IFR, which actually refers to an ’Instrument Flight Rating’.

It is a traditional joke amongst pilots to refer to two VFR techniques of navigation: I Follow Rivers and I Follow Roads. as IFR, which actually refers to an ’Instrument Flight Rating’.

Trust your instruments.

Laying smoke is a great way to review and tighten up your manoeuvering skills.

Thinking ahead is key to surviving in valleys.