Ep. 38: Departing Non-towered airport within Class Delta Airspace

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This video shows you how to depart a non-towered airport, from within the boundaries of a class D airport. Here we show you how to contact the towered and also monitor the CTAF while departing out of the grass strip.

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[alexwonner]

Just discovering your videos on YT. They really look nice and concise. Thank you so much for all the effort you are putting in them. Sure they will improve greatly my ATC communication and my flying skills.

[jimmyn]

I really enjoy your videos, but I got a tel ya, when I adjust my volume to listen to you speak, and then I get that initial loud music it blows out my eardrums, any chance equalizing the volume? Or just turn that music down a little bit to preserve the health of our eardrums? Just a thought.

[vinsavi]

What did the controller say take off at your own risk when doing the run 260.12 ? is that right what does the last part mean?