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Jim Wolper is an airline transport pilot and retired mathematics professor. He’s also a CFI with single-engine, multi-engine, instrument and glider ratings.

Risk Management

NASA Forms

Jim Wolper - October 20, 2024

Stick & Rudder

Airspeed And Ground Reference Maneuvers

Jim Wolper - September 8, 2024

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Airmanship

Water, Water Everywhere

Jim Wolper - March 16, 2024

Instrument Flying

The Minimum Operational Network Of Navaids

Jim Wolper - February 15, 2024

Airmanship

Terrain Departures

Jim Wolper - February 1, 2024

Stick & Rudder

‘What the…?’

Jim Wolper - December 26, 2023

Stick & Rudder

Low-Performance Takeoffs

Jim Wolper - November 28, 2023

Airmanship

Short-Field Takeoffs

Jim Wolper - October 25, 2023

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Jim Wolper

NASA Forms

Airspeed And Ground Reference Maneuvers

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Wingtip Vortices

VFR Corridors

Ditching

Water, Water Everywhere

The Minimum Operational Network Of Navaids

Terrain Departures

‘What the…?’

Low-Performance Takeoffs

Short-Field Takeoffs