How to Fly a Traffic Pattern 

This video demonstrates the correct way to fly the traffic pattern, which is the standard pattern of turns and maneuvers used to enter and leave an airport. The pattern is designed to ensure the safety of all aircraft in the vicinity. It consists of four legs: a crosswind leg, a downwind leg, a base leg, and a final approach leg. Each leg has specific rules that govern when and how to turn.
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This video is for entertainment purposes only. Editing removes context. Flight instruction should be obtained from a Certified Flight Instructor.