Cessna 172RG IFR Flying Salisbury to Frederick Maryland

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Uploaded by on May 17, 2007

My instructor, Alan, and I on an IFR cross country from Salisbury (KSBY) to Frederick (KFDK), Maryland. I am just doing some refresher for my CFII checkride that is coming up. I believe this video is on the return trip back to Salisbury.

We only logged 0.3 of actual instrument time. This video shows the few cumulus clouds we flew through.

Altitude was 7,000 feet.

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  • i had a full vacuum failure on C172RG on my secoing solo nav from mount gambier to adelaide...AUSTRALIA>....bring­s back memories of flight school...2 weeks later an electircal fire ...causing a a forced landing on a paddock ...landing gear had to manually pumped as master switch off.. no flaps...hard landing..windows open...ohh the memories,,,,happy flying champ,,,,, the RG is not thast bad....C210 better but!!!!

  • Geez! You must not have much luck on these planes. It must be fun flying down there in Australia...I've never been but my step mom's entire family live in Sydney. I've had several missed opportunities to go!

  • my friend says when you puta hole ina cloud all the water runs out and itrains. have you ever seen a ufo when you are in your flying machine

    billy

  • lol...are you serious?

  • "Ain't life grand" cloud popping! :-) If you haven't already done the checkride, good luck!

  • Thanks! I did pass my CFII checkride...I think about 2 months ago now.

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  • you must be flying IFR..............could barely see the horizon.

  • yes i am could you fly over my daddys house as garden is very dry.

    also could you shoot a ufo down so we can study it ?

    billy

  • It remainds me 20 years ago, I took my flying lessons at Frederick aviation I did fly all over thouse places, now Im a 727 pilot at Aerosur Airlines in Bolivia

  • Incredible...I can't imagine flying that high...R22's shouldn't go any higher than 2000'....:(

    FDK is my home airport though...cool.

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