National Airspace System Webinar with CFI Wesley Chin and CFI Nate Kijpatanasil

Zoom Webinar with CFI Wesley Chin and CFI Nate Kijpatanasil In this Princeton Flying School webinar, CFI Wesley Chin and CFI Nate Kijpatanasilp cover National Airspace System and Passenger Briefing topics, including: Operating rules, certification, and equipment requirements for the different classes of airspace to make sure you can safely operate in each class VFR Weather Minimums for each class of airspace Types of special-use airspace and how to figure out where they are located/when they are active Other airspace areas, including TFRs – make sure you check for those before flying! Conducting a proper passenger briefing to ensure your passengers feel safe and comfortable with you at the controls Wesley Chin, CFI, Princeton Flying School Wesley Chin obtained his Certified Flying Certificate at the Princeton Flying School this past fall. When he is not teaching students to fly, he is finishing his degree in Finance. Nate Kijpatanasilp, CFI, Princeton Flying School Nate Kijpatanasilp is a homegrown aviator and has been flying at Princeton Airport since 2011. In addition to being a Certified Flight Instructor and an Advanced Ground Instructor, he is also endorsed to fly High Performance and Taildragger aircraft. Nate has flown a variety of the taildraggers from a J-3 Piper Cub to an aerobatic American Champion Decathlon. He looks forward to taking you to a grass strip on a tailwheel aircraft! Please email [email protected] or call 609-921-3100 so we will put you of the list to access the next Zoom Webinar. Invite your friends. *Note: Due to the success of Wes’ wonderful presentations, he has agreed to continue a Zoom Webinar each month following private pilot subjects. We thank Wes and Nate Kijpatanasilp for undertaking this effort. We’re all so fortunate to have this asset available. If you missed any previous presentations by Wes, they are now posted on our website: https://princetonairport.com/radio-co... https://princetonairport.com/prefligh...