Jan 14, 2019
Episode 55 Show Notes
Topic of the show: Thank you for the kind words of support during the shutdown! Today, we discuss: Transponders, SVFR, Drones, and more!
Errors/Timely feedback
- We clear up the error made in Episode 54 regarding transponder usage before takeoff.
- RK, Thank you for clearing it up and we appreciate your help!
- We address one more question from HM about Special VFR from Episode 51. Thank you, HM!
- SF sent in a link to Letters to Airmen.
Feedback:
- LPE sent in audio about drones. Thank you LPE! Here is a link to the story he wanted us to read about drones in London.
- LF! Thank you! We found a great article at boldmethod.com about VFR flight following, specific to LF’s question.
- MD asked if we ever envision America adopting a metric system.
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