
Begin the course here and see what you will be covering over the next 30-45mins.
In this lecture we will discuss what it takes to complete a crosswind takeoff with proper control corrections.
In this lecture we will look at the moment just after the wheels leave the ground, until the aircraft comes back around in the pattern and crosses the runway threshold. At the end of this lecture you will have seen how the wind affects the aircraft in all phases of flight around the traffic pattern.
In this lecture we will look at how to transition from a crab to side slip or "wing low method" of landing a light aircraft in heavy crosswinds. At the end of this lecture you will have seen the different control inputs required to maintain stability as the aircraft looses speed just before touchdown, and how to control the aircraft on the landing roll out.
This lecture contains a video that helps put all phases of flight together to show you several crosswind take offs, approaches, and landings. You will also hear some helpful tips in addition to the topics already discussed.
This section includes a link to the PHAK published by the FAA, it is available in PDF form for free and all answers to quiz questions can be found inside.
This course is laid out in three parts, Text, Video, and Quiz.
You will read about how to make proper approaches and landings with crosswinds, then watch a short video inside of each section, At the end of the three sections, you will watch a slightly longer video putting it all together, then take a short quiz. The videos not only shows how to use the controls to maneuver the aircraft, but also talks you through how to properly plan out your approach and landing, as well as getting set up for takeoff. The approximate course time is 30-45mins.