If you have found yourself on this page, it's most likely because you are a student of Steph. If not, that's quite ok too. You are still more than welcome to enjoy any information I've included here. However, most information on this page is directed towards my students for guidance and the airports we will be flying in to.
Radio Calls for begginers
A lot of newer students struggle with radio calls. At first it seems like a completely different language. I have tried to include some basic radio calls specifically for our airport.
Private Pilot Jeopardy
Try your luck at a game of jeopardy filled with questions that range from airspace to weather, as well as rules and regulations and archer systems.
Multi-Engine Jeopardy
Try your luck at a game of jeopardy filled with questions relating to multi-engine aircrafts.
PassEnger Brief for the Piper Archer
The" before start" checklist has a passenger briefing on the list of things that must be accomplished, but what exactly do you need to do when you get to that part? This is a good guideline to follow or use as a base to create your own.
Being Prepared
Make sure you show up to each training lesson prepared. No one likes to waste time, especially if you are the one paying for that wasted time. Here's a great list of ways to be prepare for each lesson.
Instrument Check
Before you depart, you will be doing an instrument check to make sure all the instruments are working properly. Here is a good verbiage to use when saying you instrument check out loud (which I suggest always doing).