Omni Aviation | Slow Flights, Stalls & Spins

5:24 PM 0 Comments


Stalls & Spins

Lessons for my fifth flight training session are flying the airplane straight and level with at least airspeed above stall speeds (slow flights) , recovery from power off stalls and some spin demonstration.

Watch the video:


0 comments:

On the Observer Seat | C172

8:49 PM 0 Comments

On the Observer Seat


Pilot in Command is my good friend of mine Paul Vincent Tablizo. Flying 4-seater single engine airplane Cessna 172. It's my first time to be a passenger on any flight.



Airborne at Runway 02 of Omni with Clark Airport Parallel runway on our left side.




Above and over clouds, Climbing 7 000 FT passing 4 000 FT.



Clark International Airport Aerial View.



We Fly over Mount Arayat where flying schools practice maneuvers.







Selfies. Selfies. Selfies.






With this small plane, Leg room is wide enough for your legs to relax.






Flying IFR Approach, watch the video of my dear friend landing this plane on Clark Main Runway.

Watch the video:




After that short but memorable flight. Now it's my time to fly.


0 comments:

Cancelled Flight

8:46 PM 0 Comments

Flight Plan is Ready

While doing my doing my preflight inspection. Weather is good.


As time goes by it got worse.

Mt. Arayat mountain should be visible on this side. But as you can see it is all covered by rain bearing clouds.


 And worse.

 And worse.
 Boom! Droplets.

Rain start to pour. Stuck inside the cockpit.

 VFR (Visual Flight Rules) was closed. Indeed, It was a cancelled flight. I have no choice but to watch the State of the Nation Address.



0 comments:

Flight Lesson 2 | Straight & Level Flight

1:26 PM 0 Comments

Straight & Level Flight

 Aim: Constant Altitude, Airspeed & Heading.

Weather is inviting.
Weather around 1200H Local time - Visibility is unlimited.


Instructor for the day - Capt. Hossein Javanmardi (Iranian)
Add caption

First time to make radio calls unto the tower. And it goes like this - "RP-C8832, Cessna 152 VFR at holding point 02 Omni Ready for departure to any available Charlie areas"










Cleared for take off. Full Power - Plane is too far from the Center line




Manage it to bring it back. By smoothly kicking the rudder to the left.












Gigil Face shortly after take off.

Now I'm doing a straight level flight while headed to Charlie 4 area beside Mt. Arayat.
Rain starts to pour in.



Back to Omni.

SM Clark at my Left

On finals. I didn't do landing.


Airbus Landing. That's how they call Captain Hossein's landing.



Clouds starts to build once again.




Clear Skies again after light showers. Muddy Complex.



0 comments:

Philippine Airlines Manila - Cebu Flight | First Airline Ride

6:16 PM 0 Comments

First Airline Ride


I promised to my self that my first airplane ride would be I'm the one flying it which I did it last 08 July 2013 with Cessna 152 single engine airplane.




Now my first airline ride. 17 December 2013, PR 841 MNL-CEB Departed on time 0504H (2104Z). 
Registry: RP-C3435. Type of Aircraft: Airbus 340-300. And Guess what? It's free.




Photo Op with Captain Dan


Travel Log details

0 comments:

Oslob, Cebu | Swimming with the Gentle Giants

1:07 AM 0 Comments


Oslob, Cebu



100 Peso Bill Superstar

0 comments:

First Solo Flight - Trailer

8:41 PM 0 Comments


0 comments:

Omni Aviation | Flight Alpha

8:39 PM 0 Comments


Lesson 1: Effects Of Controls & Introduction to Straight & Level Flight




10 Degrees Bank to the Left


Bank to the Right
 Smoothly Kicking Rudder to the Left. Aircraft Yawing to the left with Secondary effects of rolling to the Left.

Rudder to the left






Before Making for Turn, Always Check for traffic (I mean other aircraft in avoidance of collision). Call outs of  "Left, Center & Right" when turning Right and Vice Versa for Turning Left.

Clearing Turns - Checking for Traffic

Mt. Arayat on my Left
 Preparing for Landing. On finals. Runway on Sight.

Approach. 30 Degrees of Flaps
 After Rough Landing.

"What the heck are doing? -Capt. Neil"




0 comments:

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)