A2A Comanche Basics | Normal Landings | Slow Flight | Stalls - MSFS 2024

Join In Real Life Comanche owner and pilot Virgil on part 2 of his Comanche introduction. Please Like & Subscribe to get notified of new content!

In this segment, he departs Dauphin Island airport (4R9) VFR for a number of exercises pilots do when transitioning to a new aircraft type. These include slow flight, power off stalls, an elevator trim stall demonstration (botched go around), and steep turns.

Following the air work, he moves up Mobile Bay to Mobile International / Downtown Airport also known as Brookley Field - a former US Air Force Base that today is home to Continental Motors and Airbus. Brookley provides a long, wide runway to practice normal landings starting with zero / no flaps and working up to the full flap landing which is the hardest in the Comanche.

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Chapters:
00:00 Comanche Basics - Slow Flight, Stalls, Landings
00:37 Flight Briefing
03:07 Before Takeoff Checklist
05:03 Takeoff Dauphin Island
09:16 Setup Landing Configuration
11:52 Slow Flight
12:35 Power Off Stalls
13:23 Elevator Trim Stall Demonstration
15:10 Steep Turns
19:36 Moving on to Landings
28:54 Downwind Entry Mobile International KBFM
29:52 No Flap Landing
34:28 Flaps 20 degree Landing
39:24 Full Flap Landing
44:45 Debrief