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(Part 1) Axes and Movement of the Plane
In this lesson, children will be introduced to the basic movements of an airplane using fun visuals and simple explanations.
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Emillio Hezekiah Lucas
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About This Course
In this lesson, children will be introduced to the basic movements of an airplane using fun visuals and simple explanations. They will discover the three main axes—longitudinal, lateral, and vertical—and how each one controls a certain kind of movement: roll, pitch, and yaw. The course is designed to spark curiosity while building a strong foundation for understanding how flying works.
Emilio Lucas is passionate about shaping the next generation of pilots. As a Senior Pilot Instructor, he brings decades of experience from the cockpit to the classroom. With more than 15,000 flight hours logged and certifications in both fixed-wing aircraft and simulator instruction, Emilio has mentored hundreds of aspiring pilots.
Whether training cadets or conducting check rides for commercial pilots, Emilio combines technical expertise with a dedication to safety and discipline.
Curriculum Overview
This course includes 2 modules, 5 lessons, and 1:00 hours of materials.
Axes and Movement of the Plane
2 Parts | 0:30 Hours
Introduction
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In this fun and exciting video, we’ll explore how airplanes move in the sky!
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3 Parts | 0:30 Hours
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Quiz 1: Axes and Movement of the Plane
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Quiz 2: Axes and Movement of the Plane
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If you pass all the lessons in this course, you will receive this certificate.
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Course Specifications
Sections
2
Lessons
5
Capacity
200 Students
Duration
1:00 Hours
Students
7
Access Duration
90 Days
Created Date
1 Sep 2025
Updated Date
18 Oct 2025
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