Glass Panel Failures
Link to the video of presentation given on 2/5/24
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Videos
This is for links to YouTube or other videos that the club members want to share. Just paste your embed code into a new post. In general members should make links to videos, open to the public
Checklists – Evolution, Types, and Use (Presentation)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upsThNCdlBs This Blue Sky safety presentation was given during the regular membership meeting on February, 6, 2023. If you missed the meeting, you can still watch it.
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New Member Orientation
https://www.blueskyaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BSAA-New-member-orientation.m4v
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Flying the NY River Exclusions – Video
December 8, 2020 Recently, Paul and I flew both the East River and the Hudson River Exclusions. It was a magnificent clear day [CAFB]. We worked as a crew; Paul flew as Captain and I was his First Officer, on the radio and helping with navigation and checklists. I know that there are some Blue
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Learn to Fly – video set from 1947
BSAA member Adam Pivonka forwarded this to me. It’s an entire set of videos uploaded to youTube. Given their age, they are very professionally done and very informative too. Watch ’em. If you’re young, it’ll make you feel “retro”; If you’re old, you’ll feel really old. The Secret of Flight
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Flying into Oshkosh (IFR) 2018
Every year, it seems, Blue Sky is well represented at Oshkosh. Tom, Paul, Fredy, Aldo, Tyler and I were there this year – along with (non-members) Kurt Krieg and Fredy Jr. Here’s a short video – shot by Aldo, edited by me – of our arrival this year. Unfortunately the excitement of the VFR arrival
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New Graphical Features – aviationweather.gov
Here’s a brief (well… 9+ minute) overview of some of the nice new features at the government’s aviation weather site. Some of these features turn self-briefing for weather into a pretty easy process. Check it out: http://aviationweather.gov
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Pre-Heating in Winter Weather
Blue Sky policy on cold weather ops is to pre-heat the engine any time the temperature has been 32F or below within the two hours prior to flight (unless it has flown and is already warmed up). Pre-heating is very important to the life of the engine; please protect your asset. The Pre-Heater lives in the
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