Phenom 100 jet pilot Mentoring. Part 2. Upset recovery.

It is a common perceptions that you need thousands of hours of flight experience to fly a jet. However, there are faster ways to become a better pilot. Learning is defined as change of behavior as as result of experience. Skill is a result of training, of being in different situations. If you accumulate hours by flying in familiar environment, being in your comfort zone, your skill level will progress very slowly. If you go out of your comfort zone using the benefit of having an experienced instructor next you your skill level will progress much faster.

I want to tell a story of Gheorghi Turcanu, who made the American dream come true. A young selfmade entrepreneur who came to the US when he was 19, build his own business and bought a jet. Now he’s embarking on a challenge of becoming a safe and skilled jet pilot. Gheorghi already has Embraer Phenom 100 single pilot type rating EMB500, now he wants to learn to fly to busy class Bravo airports, mountainous airports and much more. In this episode we will do Upset Recovery Training in an Aerobatic airplane, showing its importance for everyday safety. We will visit Love Field and other interesting airports around Texas, then continue West to Las Vegas. What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. You will experience the process, the adventure, failures and rises. Please enjoy.

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