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Specific Purpose: To inform my classmates of what would take place preflight, during, and after a typical cross-country flight in a general aviation aircraft. INTRODUCTION 1) Imagine yourself, sitting, looking down a strip of concrete over a mile long and 75 feet wide. With a flick of your hand, you’re suddenly hurled down the concrete at close to 80 miles per hour. Nearing 100 miles per hour, another small hand movement brings you gently off of the ground, …

…free to go get his $100 hamburger. CONCLUSION 5) Today you have heard what it is like for a pilot of a general aviation aircraft to take a flight. While the scenario I described to you before sounded glamorous, there is a lot of behind-the-scenes work that has to take place before the plane leaves the ground. a) Hopefully though, I have provided a better picture of what a pilot’s responsibilities actually consist of. Thank you.