How many of these have you practiced in the last year?
1) Test Your Go/No-Go Decision Making
Making a good go/no-go decision can be challenging, especially if you have external pressures. Before you face one of these scenarios, refresh yourself on the decision-making process and what your personal limitations are.
Click here for our most recent go/no-go scenario
2) Practice Emergency Memory Items
Whether you're sitting at home or sitting in the left seat, testing yourself on emergency memory items is a great way to stay sharp.
3) Partial-Panel Flying
When was the last time you practiced partial-panel flying? Knock the rust off by practicing with a flight instructor or safety pilot.
4) Review VFR Weather Minimums
What are the legal minimums, and what are your personal minimums? You should have a solid understanding of both before your next flight.
Click here for our National Airspace online training course
5) Practice A Go-Around
If you're flying with an instructor, have them call for a surprise go-around at some point during your flight. If you're flying alone, practice a few on your next flight.
What else can pilots do to knock the rust for important skills? Tell us in the comments below.
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