Kenny Keller briefly discusses the difficulty of learning airspace, recalls his experience learning in the late 1990s, and outlines an upcoming online helicopter ground school presentation focused on airspace topics (Class A–G, VFR/IFR, cloud clearance/visibility). He notes changes to presentation style for modern devices and promotes existing recorded training (available since March 2012) alongside new online training, directing viewers to helicopterground.com for more information.
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Since March of 2012 (about 15 months at time of recording).
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Are you struggling to learn airspace? Well, I feel your pain. I can remember how tough it was for me back in the late 90s when I started flying. And now I'm building presentations for our online ground school and I'm realizing how much I've forgot about airspace. There really is a ton of stuff between controlled airspace, uncontrolled airspace, Class A, B, C, D, E, G, cloud clearance and visibilities, vfr, special vfr, ifr, the list goes on and on. So this is just a little bit presentation we're building for our online class tomorrow night. We have a lot of cool stuff going on. We have our recorded training that's been out for about 15 months now, since March of 2012, and now we've added online training. So tomorrow night, this is just the outline of the things that we're going to be going through talking about airspace and what's kind of cool. From our feedback with our customers, I've realized that the presentations need to be bigger letters, more pictures due to the way people are consuming information these days on phones and tablets and everything else. That's kind of where we're going with all this. If you would like more information, just go to the description box below this video helicopterground.com There's a link down there. Click on that link and you can go to our site and learn about what we have going on with our online helicopter training. So just go to the description box below, click that link. There's a whole ton of free information there where you can kind of look around and see what it's all about. Thanks for stopping by and we'll see you soon.
