Learn to Fly : Airplane Landing for Pilot Training

Learn how to land a plane in this free aviation video. Expert: Rodney Fielitz Contact: www.flying-realtor.com Bio: Rodney Fielitz has been a certified flight instructor for 30 years. He also pilots drop planes for parachuting. He has been flying since 1973. Contact him at 928-300-3858. Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler

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25 Responses to Learn to Fly : Airplane Landing for Pilot Training

  1. 2009tony says:

    Wow…No radio calls? Landing with a tailwind? What if someone else is landing “correctly” with the headwind at the other end of the runway? Can you say “Oh Sh*t” ???

  2. MrBradman5 says:

    i prefer dave pressy

  3. steelyross says:

    NEXT LESSON:

    Unauthorized carrier landings, inverted approach into the bow.

  4. SIUCAandP says:

    He also called the base leg the crosswind leg.

  5. Truckerbob007 says:

    @peteheatb3 You took the words right out of my mouth…….I’m surprised this guy has a license, let alone and instructor’s license.

  6. bigsparrow1 says:

    Nice vid!
    if flying the heavies is your thing, you can do just that realistically with something called “Multi Crew Experience”.
    Google it up LOL!

  7. mrsmelzbad says:

    My Capt buddy says alot guys become instructers, just to accumulate hours.

  8. CanadaFlyGuy says:

    LOL this guy sounds drunk!

  9. simoelmhami says:

    Everybody has such strong things to say against this guy. Wow. Relax a bit. Is it the best approach? Hell no. Why was he landing with a tailwind? Has me beat. Why did he not make any radio calls? Scary, but he legally doesn’t have to. Was this the best educational video for student pilots? Obviously not, but I find it sad that people bash a person they’ve only seen through a video

  10. FireSarge30 says:

    Not impressed. Compare to King Videos and it’s a huge difference. Landing with a tailwind? Or did he intend to say he had a tailwaind on base and a crosswind on final? (Does not look like it, but; trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.) He should indeed have made radio calls. Not a bad landing, but; if it’s an instructional video, it’s not good. I would take it down and remake it.

  11. misfitzchik666 says:

    thast was the funniest crap I’ve ever seen!

  12. sampleguy2009 says:

    I wish that I could fly but I have cerebral palsy. Anytime someone has cerebral palsy that autimatically dismisses them from ever getting a pilot’s license.

  13. Jamesfromnyc says:

    I appreciate what he is trying to do but there are many mistakes in what he says and does. The most apparent and important is not using or even mentioning a checklist and also not sure what he was talking about refering to wind while on final. While it shows the basic mechanics, it is not a very good learning tool.

  14. Jamesfromnyc says:

    I wanted to add, it is a good lesson in that is show a 30yr instructor making mistakes that any pilot or student pilot will pick up on instantly. 1. No radio call. 2. no checklist. 3 improper reasoning for entering downwind at 45 deg. 4. No scanning for traffic. Thats just off the top

  15. AustinMagee22 says:

    Seriously, a tailwind on finals????your crazy putting this video up, expert village my ass

  16. nic777morrey says:

    Okay so this guy made waaay to many mistakes for an instructor. If you have a tail wind then you need to correct for any additional altitude this will give you on final, make your downwind a little longer would have worked just fine, don’t blame a tail wind for you being high and fast, correct for it. I dont want to judge I bet he’s a fine pilot or else he wouldn’t have gotten an instructors license, but if this video is intended for students, it really is not a good message.

  17. based747 says:

    “Riding out” a tailwind will eventually get you killed. Tune in ATIS/ASOS to get the winds prior to arrival. If there is none, you pas overhead & observe any ground based wind indicators on the field. Lastly, you land into the wind. Casey Jones you better watch your speed.

  18. dhanedhar says:

    expert village also teaches how to fly

  19. GGGunitNextLevel says:

    Terrorist’s gonna love this video

  20. DerPilotMann says:

    @sampleguy2009 Maybe you cannot get a pilots license, but all the pilots I know are great people and they wouldn’t mind giving people rides. Most pilots I know will take almost anyone they know flying, and a lot of times even let them take the controls. Just because you cannot earn your pilots license does not mean you should let your dreams of flying die! =)

  21. akkalakakalakka says:

    @GGGunitNextLevel Terrorists don’t care about landing, lol

  22. GGGunitNextLevel says:

    @akkalakakalakka ahahaha EPIC comment xD

  23. 1Mitera says:

    @SoCalFlyer1 AHAHHAHAHA

  24. jagara1 says:

    Crikey – I land Jumbo’s better in FSX and I don’t even have a license!

  25. KingOfBanks says:

    The title says “for Pilot Training”… holy Santaclause s**t!
    Trainee pilots should not be landing downwind, and definately shouldn’t be taught that the picture presented here is ok. Way too high AND a tailwind? I wish GA pilots in Australia could have runways long enough to do that…

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