Student Pilots First Night Flight! | Zero Time to Airline Episode 8

Night Flying is important to learn in a students journey in becoming an airline captain because there will come a day where you take that commercial jet into the skies. It is now night time, visibility is limited you will have to trust your instruments and intuition to guide your flight. Practicing it will allow for you to become proficient at flying during the night. Will you be able to step up during that moment? Join us as we watch Brandon and Devin share their first time Night Flying!
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I absolutely LOVED night flying, amount of lights underneath is mesmerizing. It's fun to adjust runway lights intensity like - make them full bright when on downwind and now it's suddenly way to bright when I'm on final so turn them down :D It's also a bit confusing that centerline is not lit (at least where I went to)

[AnonyMous-jflc]

I found flying at night to be much easier than it was made out to be. At this point, I prefer flying at night.