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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.

Airmanship

Airborne Weather Sensors

Jim Wolper - September 25, 2023

Airmanship

Preflight Weather Resources

Jim Wolper - July 19, 2023

Risk Management

Multi-Engine Aerodynamics

Jim Wolper - May 6, 2023

Aircraft Analysis

Fuel Contamination

Jim Wolper - April 19, 2023

Instrument Flying

When ATC Fails

Jim Wolper - March 23, 2023

Instrument Flying

Automation Proficiency

Jim Wolper - February 27, 2023

Airmanship

Downward Transition

Jim Wolper - December 22, 2022

Aircraft Analysis

Circuit Breakers

Jim Wolper - November 22, 2022

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Jim Wolper

Short-Field Takeoffs

Airborne Weather Sensors

Inflight Weather Briefings

Preflight Weather Resources

One-Way Airports

Multi-Engine Aerodynamics

Fuel Contamination

When ATC Fails

Automation Proficiency

The Black-Hole Approach

Downward Transition

Circuit Breakers