How to Fly a VOR Approach | EASA & UK Instrument Rating
Join me in the cockpit as I talk through this procedural VOR/DME approach to runway 06 at Charleroi in Belgium. For everything you need to pass your EASA or UK Instrument Rating and Commercial Pilot Licence tests, see our online courses at www.ClearFlight.co.uk In this video, we take a look at the VOR/DME approach for Runway 06 at Charleroi in Belgium. We'll cover the approach briefing and demonstrate how to fly this approach down to minima. This video is a sample taken from our online EASA & UK Instrument Rating Preparation course. In this video: 0:00 Intro 0:56 Approach Briefing 5:27 Outbound Leg 7:23 Final Approach DISCLAIMER: These educational videos are intended for informational purposes only and do not substitute professional flight training. Viewers must not rely solely on these free videos. Always consult with a professional flight instructor for guidance and adhere to the aviation rules & regulations.
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