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Weather Wins | Cirrus SR22T Missed Approach at Montrose (KMTJ)

This video documents simulator-based and real-world general aviation flying, focused on scenario discussion, decision-making, and post-flight debriefs. Content is presented for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute flight instruction. No instructor-student relationship is created or implied. Viewers are responsible for compliance with all applicable FAA regulations, aircraft operating limitations, and manufacturer guidance. About the pilot and platform The pilot featured is a private pilot with an instrument rating and a commercial pilot certificate. He is not a certified flight instructor. Simulator content is conducted using a Noble Flight Simulator that is FAA certified as an Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD). Real-world flying is conducted in a Cirrus SR22T G6. Training experiences and simulator access Cirrus pilots are encouraged to train in the simulator and then coordinate with a qualified flight instructor of their choosing to fly and land at iconic mountain airports, including Aspen, Leadville, Eagle, Telluride, Durango, and Steamboat Springs. Montrose Aviation provides simulator access and coordination support but does not provide flight instruction. Learn more at https://www.montrose-aviation.com Recording and production setup Cameras: GoPro MAX, GoPro Hero 13, GoPro Hero 5 (x2), GoPro Hero Session Audio: Shure SM7B microphone, NFlightCam Aviation Audio + Power Cable Editing software: Adobe Premiere Pro Audio credits The following credits may be applicable to the audio used in this video: Mushroom Background Music by Sunsai https://freesound.org/s/415804/ License: Attribution 4.0 background music.mp3 by ZHRØ https://freesound.org/s/544416/ License: Attribution 4.0 Tension Riser 1 by original_sound https://freesound.org/s/380747/ License: Attribution 3.0 All scenarios shown reflect personal decision-making in specific contexts and should not be interpreted as prescriptive guidance. Always seek instruction from qualified instructors for formal training.