Flying Classes for Pilots

To call Richard Dog Brenneman seasoned is like calling the Taj Mahal a nice building or the Mississippi River a little stream. Dog Brenneman was a career U.S. Air Force pilot who cut his teeth as a Vietnam-era F-4 jock. Unfortunately, during that conflict, enemy fire provided him a lengthy stay in the POW wing of the Hanoi Hilton where, he said, the room service sucked and management didnt care.

Key Takeaways:

• Richard "Dog" Brenneman, a highly experienced Vietnam-era pilot and POW, offers an "Advanced IFR" class characterized by his practical approach, extensive knowledge, and irreverent sense of humor.
• The affordable, 16-hour class uses traditional teaching methods to cover "guru level" IFR procedures and "edge-of-the-envelope" insights, emphasizing a deep understanding of flying intricacies valuable for all pilots, regardless of instrumentation.
• The article highly recommends seeking out experienced and passionate instructors like Dog, as continuous learning helps pilots understand critical details they might otherwise miss, thus preventing dangers from "something you don't know."

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