How flight training costs can vary and be estimated based on flight school, aircraft, and equipment selection over the course of a student pilot's training.
How to choose a speed to hold at, and what speeds a pilot can not hold above. Why a pilot would need to hold. How a pilot should select a speed to hold at.
A hold, or holding pattern, is a predetermined maneuver that keeps aircraft within specific airspace while awaiting further clearance. Flying a hold, or "holding" is usually required during times of high traffic and weather. However, other reasons to hold may occur, such as a pilot needing more time to set up for an approach.
Entering a hold requires a pilot to perform three steps: Slow down below the maximum airspeed,
Determine which type of holding entry to perform, Perform the holding entry correctly.
