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I can help you with aeronautical subjects related to the Commercial Pilot career without memorizing so many pages.
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I'm a newly graduated commercial pilot from the Mexican Aviation School (EAM). I offer tutoring in aerodynamics, air navigation, Jeppesen, meteorology, exam preparation, and more.

As a recent graduate, I have fresh knowledge to help you better understand this wonderful career that we are all so passionate about.
-Advising for EAM students.
-You will fully understand Instrument Air Navigation.
- Help with English for RTARI and communications.
-Step-by-step explanation of complicated concepts in aviation.
-Preparation to be ready to enter an airline.

I always try to make the classes very dynamic, encouraging participation so that together we can progress and eliminate all doubts.
Extra information
The only thing a pilot needs to learn is to keep the passion for flying alive.
Location
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Online from Mexico
About Me
My name is Diego, and I'm a Commercial Fixed-Wing Pilot. I graduated a few months ago and have my professional certification, but I'm waiting for my license. While I wait, I'm taking theory courses and logging simulator hours to refresh my knowledge so I can share it with you.
Education
My academic experience is through the Mexico Aviation School where I took the private and commercial pilot theory, simulator hours and flight hours.

Part of my training also includes an ATP course and the course I am currently taking to compete in Aeromexico Connect at CTFL, in which I continue to take simulator and theory hours.
Experience / Qualifications
I have flown 181 flight hours in aircraft such as the Cessna 152 and 172. Of those 181 hours, I flew 15 under instrument rules and 10 in a twin-engine PA-44.
Additionally, I have 60 hours of simulator experience, including Redbird, Cirrus, and AATD, as pilot in command under instrument flight rules (IFR). Finally, I have 20 hours of cockpit experience in a Boeing 737-800.
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
30 minutes
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60 minutes
The class is taught in
Spanish
English
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -04:00)
New York
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04-08
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- Rapid computation and conversion of percentages, fractions, and decimals in high-pressure scenarios.
- Practical application of mental math to estimate fuel burn rates, Time En-Route (ETE), and required airspeed adjustments.

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- Endurance, fuel management, and reserve margin calculations (Usable Fuel vs. Contingency Fuel).
- Rapid conversions between international aviation units of measurement (e.g., Knots to km/h, Nautical Miles to Statute Miles/Kilometers, Feet to Meters, Pounds to Kilograms, Gallons to Liters).
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- Calculating climb/descent glide paths and aircraft bank angles during turns.
- Solving the Wind Triangle: Determining groundspeed, drift angle, headwind/tailwind components, and calculating the Wind Correction Angle (WCA).

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- Deep-dive analysis of complex Aircraft Performance Charts, including Takeoff and Landing Distance Tables, Climb Performance Graphs, and En-Route Cruise Tables.
- Interpreting meteorological charts, wind vector diagrams, and multi-variable operational matrices involving aircraft mass, ambient temperature, and pressure altitude.

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- Scalar vs. Vector quantities, acceleration, momentum, and kinetic principles during takeoff roll, climb, cruise, and landing.
- Circular motion principles, centripetal force, and load factor dynamics (G-forces) during turning maneuvers and structural limitations.

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- The mechanics of lift generation across airfoils utilizing Bernoulli’s Principle and Newton’s Third Law.
- Analyzing Parasite Drag vs. Induced Drag, understanding the Total Drag Curve, and identifying the speed for maximum endurance and range.
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- The concept of Density Altitude: How elevated ambient temperatures and reduced atmospheric pressure impact engine thrust output and wing lift capability.
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- Energy transformation concepts: Interchanging Potential Energy (altitude) and Kinetic Energy (airspeed) during flight maneuvers.
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- Principles of simple machines and leverage applied to aircraft mechanical linkages, flight control surfaces, and hydraulic actuation systems.

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