Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs · 1945
Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs (1945) is a film directed by Robert Taylor, starring Robert Taylor, Murray Alper, Carl Switzer.
Overview
In this government documentary short film, a U.S. Navy flight instructor demonstrates to a young pilot trainee the proper methods for taxiing an aircraft at an airfield. He also illustrates proper take-off procedure and many of the common mistakes made during both these activities. The dangers of getting too close to other planes whose engines are running are also show. A young cadet named McDribble is presented with evidence of his failures to follow procedure and given punishment duty.
Cast
Robert Taylor, Murray Alper, Carl Switzer
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What is "Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs" about?
In this government documentary short film, a U.S. Navy flight instructor demonstrates to a young pilot trainee the proper methods for taxiing an aircraft at an airfield. He also illustrates proper take-off procedure and many of the common mistakes made during both these activities. The dangers of getting too close to other planes whose engines are running are also show. A young cadet named McDribble is presented with evidence of his failures to follow procedure and given punishment duty.
When was "Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs" released?
Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs was released in 1945.
Who stars in "Primary Flight Training: Taxiing and Take-offs"?
The cast includes Robert Taylor, Murray Alper, Carl Switzer.
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