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Fantastic video. Better than wasting time reading PHAK and AFH

I have watched 2 or 3 dozen videos. You broke this down very easy. Thank you.

Good vid

Thank you so much, it really helped a lot!

Took a year to finally understand this and you explained it the best. Thank you!

Why’d you skip 3000nft winds aloft when you interpolated the numbers

I'm doing my met exam. Cyndy has been s blessing in explaining certain aspects I was struggling with. Thanks!

Thanks Cyndy for all your videos! I'm currently doing my met exam. Your met videos are simple and easy to understand

Great channel Cyndy !

Yes, GPS will work on That Cessna C172. You're GPS Satellites are in Your Clouds: 10,000 Feet. That Cessna C172 Flies Between 3,000 to 7,000 feet. GPS Would work up to 5,000 Feet.

Passed my Check ride yesterday - watched your videos Very thankful …

Cyndy, I have learned so much from these videos! Thank you so much! I am a student pilot with around 15 hours, and I've been deep into studying for the knowledge test. Your videos have been super helpful!

M does not stand for Magnetic Compass, per 91.205 it is Magnetic Direction Indicator

Your teaching is seriously the best I could listen to you forever. I just wish the video quality was better than 480p.

Thank you I am a private pilot & enjoy your content… great review material

Does it matter if you check the L magnetos first during the run up? As this video mention check R first.

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Does your school give I-20 for foreign student to learn aviation in your school?

Thanks for explaining ❤

Is a chord line a straight line?

Seriously your videos are the best I'm so happy they are on CZcams.

Thank you Mrs Hollman 🙏🏼

"Black hole illusion" is also possible. It's a dangerous landing error in the dark.

The more I read about flying, th 7:34 e less I am inclined to. It appears that we did not evolve to fly. From the minute you start the engine you are required to overcome perception issues that can kill you.

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Hang on, it's not negative pressure and positive pressure, it's just a drop in pressure if the fluid increases its speed.

why no new vids in 3 years?

So, when Cyndy leaves the room, I'm grabbing that little airplane model and flying it around the room while making zoom noises. Who's with me?

Excellent!

6000 degrees? Jezuz. This video is NOT a good example of interpolating. Interpolating is simply math. She did ZERO math to get to her interpolated values. Just pulled numbers off the sheet and said "yeah, let's use these" lol.

BEST DPE EVER!!!!

Your videos are amazing, you are so good at explaining concepts. Thank you 👏🏻

6:56 so not only does my DPE know ere'thing, but she can teleport? Yo, I'm cooked.

You all watch to learn her content, I watch to learn her teaching style... we are not the same

What makes an airplane fly? MONEY!!!!

Very educational most interesting

What chart is this ??!!

Cindy. As a fellow flight instructor. Amazing videos. I always recommend my students when we are not meeting for lessons, to watch your videos.

For the wind direction. Instead of doing (1.) 280-180 =100 (2.) 100/ 2 =50 (3.) 50 + 180 = 230, just make it simple and do (1.) 280 + 180 = 460 (2.) 460 / 2 = 230. This same method of interpolating is used all throughout the POH for calculations.

Thank you so much for putting together this step-by-step tutorial. It is very helpful.

Thank you for this great presentation, I’m hooked.

Can we all take a Secound and thank her for organizing her channel in order it’s type of dedication shouldn’t go unnoticed really appreciate the knowledge your bringing

I will like to meet her and kiss her😂😂😂 thanks you so much

Makes sense why she doesn’t upload anymore. 1 video on each topic is enough. She nails it every time.

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Airplane fllyying ovvvverrrrrrrrrr- Lesson. I love it.

without centripetal force air plain can’t make circle movement ailerons will create that force, but I have one question that what is the function of rudder ?

Thanks for the excellent video, @CyndyHollman! Can I ask: Where exactly are the fuel pumps placed? Some Ground School materials suggest they are near the wings (fuel tanks), others suggest closer to the engine. Do they differ based on the aircraft model? #cyndyHollman

Thank you, very helpful.