91 Lessons Learned in a Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet flying STARs or IFR Arrival Procedures + General Aviation News

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🗓️ 25 December 2018

⏱️ 56 minutes

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91 Lessons Learned in a Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet flying STARs or IFR Arrival Procedures + GA News

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Flyings IFR STARS or Arrival Procedures
91 Max talks in detail about IFR Arrival Procedures, also called STARs. These are ATC-coded IFR route for IFR aircraft flying to a specific airport. There are different kinds of clearances you can get on an Arrival. If you're cleared to “descend VIA” an Arrival, then you can descend at pilot discretion to reach all of the published altitudes for each fix.

Some key takeaways for pilots should be:
1. Read the Arrival charts ahead of time to find all altitude and speed restrictions.
2. Don’t descend automatically on an Arrival unless you been issued a Descend Via clearance by ATC.
3. If you’re not able to make a speed or altitude crossing restriction, notify ATC as soon as possible.
4. When loading an Arrival into your GPS, be aware that you may have to load a transition, even if you’re not flying on a transition, but have been cleared directly to the fix for which the Arrival procedure is named.
5. Use the FLC or IAS mode on the autopilot to meet speed restriction while descending.

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0:00.0	Man, it's 46 Romeo, G.A.W.
0:04.0	A.4A.G.A.1.4G.424.
0:08.0	Alaska 226, Santae Tower. Running, one two left, quick to take off.
0:13.0	One two left, quick to take off Alaska.
0:16.0	226. And what was that lining on one two right?
0:19.0	I'd say Vision jet.
0:22.2	Vision jet.
0:22.8	Cool.
0:23.6	Single engine?
0:24.6	Yep.
0:25.4	Wow.
0:30.6	This jet two tango cere turn right at golf. Contact ground. Point seven.
0:36.5	Hello, and thank you for joining us for episode 91 of the Aviation News Talk podcast, where we bring you general aviation news and safety tips that pilots and student pilots like you can use.
0:45.6	Today we're talking about how to fly IFR arrival procedures, also known as stars, and I'll share my observations about issues with arrival procedures that I saw while flying with a couple of different pilots in Sirius Vision Jets last weekend.
0:58.3	Plus, this week in the news, the fiancé of a missing flight instructor in Colorado has been arrested for murder.
1:04.7	An electric helicopter set a new distance record, and love has gotten a young woman in trouble as she tried to help her boyfriend with
1:10.9	flight lessons. Welcome to Aviation News Talk, where we talk about general aviation. I'm Max
1:15.1	Truscott. I'm here to educate and inform you, and have a little fun along the way. If you're
1:18.9	new to the show, I'm the 2008 National Flight Instructor of the year, author of the G-1000
1:23.4	and prospective glass cockpit handbook. And these days, I specialize in Sears aircraft like the SR20,
1:28.4	SR20, and SF50 Vision Jet. So if you're starting to think about buying one of these aircraft
1:33.1	or would like some turning in one, please call me today for a free consultation and possibly a free
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