First Time Landing My Cirrus at an Army Air Base and LOST Comms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Let's fly my Cirrus SR22 into Grayling Army Airfield-my first time landing at a military airbase! This unique airspace, home to the largest National Guard training base in America, includes MOAs (Military Operations Areas) and restricted zones, making it a fun and educational journey. Watch as I navigate these airspace challenges and experience landing on a military-controlled runway. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or a fellow pilot, come along for the adventure and learn what it's like to fly into a military airfield!
As a new-ish pilot, I'm passionate about flying, constantly sharpening my skills, and learning from every trip. You'll witness my journey toward proficiency and safety with each flight. While I still make mistakes, every flight gets a little smoother.
Note: My videos are purely for my personal review and your entertainment. I am not a Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), and this content is not instructional. If you're serious about learning to fly, head to a local flight school and work with a certified CFI. I did, and it was an incredible experience!
Buckle up, enjoy the journey, and let’s fly!
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That’s cool, do they allow civilian traffic at that field, without all the forms and such?
Yeah, you can fly up anytime as far as I know. They do actively use the base for military training. So it makes sense to call-up before you plan a trip. They might have some times when the civilians need to stay away. Also, pay attention to the MOAs and restricted areas. They do live fire exercises up there!
Man I love flying in Michigan!
That makes two of us!
@@ChurchAir I fly out of Z98 with an SR22T
I didn’t realize, well actually never looked at landing at the Army Base up there. Was there anything to do there?
The airbase is a ghost town unless the Guard is doing exercises. Good camping, hiking fishing and canoeing nearby though.