Flying Instruction by Wireless

The video demonstrates the first use of wireless technology in flying instruction. It explains how wireless telephone equipment is fitted in training aircraft, allowing instructors on the ground to communicate with pupils in flight. The instructor provides commands for takeoff, maneuvers, and landing, showcasing effective communication and control during flying lessons.

What is the primary focus of the introduction in the video?

• The history of aviation

• The first use of wireless in flying instruction

• The role of pilots in aviation

• The mechanics of an airplane

How does the instructor communicate with the student during flying training?

• Through hand signals

• Using wireless telephone equipment

• By shouting from the ground

• Via written instructions

What is the first instruction given to the student pilot?

• Hold the position

• Fly towards the tower

• Open the throttle and take off

• Make a left turn

Which maneuver is NOT mentioned in the flying instructions?

• Looping

• Left turn

• Right turn

• Flying straight

What is the final feedback given to the student after landing?

• Try again

• Needs improvement

• Very good landing

• Check the controls