Young Eagles Presenters Steve Brady –FAA Flight Instructor –FAA Designated Pilot Examiner –Aviation Safety Counselor –FAA Production Crew –Flight Instructor.

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Young Eagles

Presenters Steve Brady –FAA Flight Instructor –FAA Designated Pilot Examiner –Aviation Safety Counselor –FAA Production Crew –Flight Instructor of the Year

Explore Aviation EAA Young Eagles program Aviation merit badges from Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts

The Green Sheet

Young Eagle Certificate Honorary Chairman General Chuck Yeager Your pilot’s name Airplane type Airport name

Young Eagles Goal - give 1 million kids a free airplane ride by: February 22 nd th anniversary of the Wright brothers flight at Kitty Hawk

The Airplane

Preflight

Four Forces of Flight Lift Drag Thrust Weight

Three Axes of Flight

Your Flight

Airplane Flight Preflight the airplane Start up Taxi Take off FLY Landing

Taxiing Use your FEET

Take Off Add Throttle Feet on the Rudder Pedals Take off speed (airspeed indicator) Rotate (pull back on wheel) FLY

Turns Bernoulli’s Principle Ailerons Elevators LOOK OUTSIDE

Landing Line up with runway Slow down Flare Touchdown

Safety Walk out to airplane with adult Watch out for spinning propellers Put on seat belt After flight wait for someone to escort you from airplane

QUESTIONS? Remember – there are no dumb questions

Enjoy Your Flight !