Recent content by jakepilot23

Thank you for posting the image for me.

Not going would definitely be the best option. I don't have to fly down that canyon, it would be purely for fun and sight seeing. Going from SLC to the Heber airport requires overflight of mountainous terrain but it is possible to avoid going down canyons where there are two high altitude peaks...

Thank you for this response. I am getting a lot of arguments for both sides of things and ultimately I want to better and a safe pilot while still having fun. With that being said, the only reason I would fly down this canyon would be totally for fun. I remember flying down the canyon that one...

I have driven this canyon countless times so I am familiar with it. I have even flown down the canyon one time with an instructor a couple years ago. I didn't know back then that there was a wilderness area on both sides, or maybe there wasn't back then. I remember going down the canyon and my...

I have a question about overflight of wilderness areas. I know that you are RECOMMENDED to fly at least 2,000 feet above the area. I also know that there are some areas where you can be fined up to $10,000 for breaking this rule. My question is about a specific area in Salt Lake City. Just south...

I'm just looking to study even when i'm at work. I have a call center job that allows me to surf the web. I study after work in the book and review my notes. I wonder if there is any websites i can browse and learn about flying.

Does anyone know of some really good instructional dvd's or cd's i can listen to on my spare time to increase my knowledge of my instrument rating. I would love to listen to cd's in my car that teach me. I have already taken the ground school class i just want to fine tune my knowledge. Or if...