Lesson 7: Practicing some approaches at Paine Field

In this flight, we tackle three instrument approaches at Paine Field (PAE): the VOR-A, ILS 16R (Yankee), and RNAV 16R (Yankee). Each approach presents unique demands, from the precision of the ILS glideslope to the flexibility required for the VOR-A. With clouds hovering higher than our altitude, we focus on maintaining solid instrument discipline and smoothly transitioning from one approach to the next. Whether you're an instrument-rated pilot or simply curious about the complexities of IFR flight, this video offers an insightful look into real-world flying.

Stay tuned as we break down each phase of the flight, from briefing to execution, with tips for staying ahead of the aircraft and handling these approaches with precision.


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