The word 'peruse.' The popular definition is the exact opposite of the actual definition. Just don't use it at all!
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During my ppl training while doing pattern work in a c-150. During a go-around I didn't push hard enough and nearly had a departure stall. Airspeed got really low. Luckily I felt the stall coming and got the nose down. Lesson learned.
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Assumptions:
Same destination airport
Airline flies nonstop
Arrive at the airline departure airport 2 hours early
Arrive at the ga departure airport 0.5 hrs early.
Airline gate to gate for 1000 miles is 2 hrs 30 mins (ex swa 1996 ict to las)
Dispatch reliability is no factor
Cost is no factor...
Nice expirement!
Since all 3 cases have a climb at steady 500 fpm to start, I suggest starting the stopwatch while in the climb about 100 feet before the target altitude, to remove some variability.
More data! More flying!
I'm a certified expert.
The community is one of the best, there's most likely a local user's group you can meet up with.
What do you want to do with it?
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"Scenic flight, first station is over the stadium" or "2 miles east of some point" or whatever.
Then just keep atc informed.
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Threads like these arguing over trivial details are why new pilots are intimidated by the radio. Like Bob said, you can say whatever words it takes to get your point across. Sure there are times when you must be precise in your comms, but requesting flight following isn't one of them.
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