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Private Pilot Ground School
Class 1 - Aerodynamics
The Four Forces of Flight - Lift (32:29)
The Four Forces of Flight - Weight & Thrust (16:48)
The Four Forces of Flight - Drag (12:06)
Stability & Control (32:55)
Class 2 - Airplane and Systems
Flight Controls (12:00)
The Engine (43:28)
Flight Instruments (29:59)
Class 3 - The Flight Environment
Charts (41:19)
Airspace (37:37)
The Airport Environment (27:52)
Class 4 - Air Traffic Control
The ATC System (14:28)
Communicating with ATC (41:39)
The Washington DC Special Flight Rules Area (SFRA) (9:03)
Class 5 - Performance
V Speeds (18:08)
Pressure Altitude and Density Altitude (18:34)
Takeoff, Landing, and Cruise Performance (43:01)
Weight and Balance (21:34)
Class 6 - Regulations
Certification (37:47)
Preflight Requirements (16:32)
Operating Rules (39:44)
Class 7 - Weather Part 1
Heating Effects (28:56)
Wind (18:01)
Clouds and Precipitation (32:24)
Class 8 - Weather Part 2
Air Masses and Fronts (20:15)
Weather Hazards (31:16)
Class 9 - Sources of Flight Information
Weather Observations and Forecasts (31:46)
Weather Charts and NOTAMs (31:06)
The Standard Weather Briefing (23:57)
Class 10 - Navigation
Pilotage and Dead Reckoning (20:10)
Navigating with the Altimeter (6:30)
Choosing and Flying a Course (6:33)
VOR and GPS Navigation (32:12)
Class 11 - Navigation Planning
Using the E6-B and the NavLog (27:10)
Practice with the E6-B (16:15)
Class 12 - Human Factors
The Lungs and Circulatory System (26:15)
Vision and Spatial Orientation (21:43)
Aeronautical Decisionmaking (21:42)
Class 13 - Plan a Cross Country Flight
Heading, Groundspeed, and Time Enroute (50:45)
Fuel, Weather, and Weight & Balance (40:59)
Class 14 - FAA Knowledge Exam Preparation
Questions 1-8 (24:28)
Questions 9-16 (22:25)
Questions 17-25 (18:37)
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The Four Forces of Flight - Weight & Thrust
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