How to Take Off in a Cessna 172 at KSMO | Real Radio Calls & Technique Tutorial (X-Plane 12)

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Want to nail the takeoff in a real Cessna 172S or in X-Plane 12? This step-by-step video covers the ENTIRE process at Santa Monica (KSMO) — from ground procedures and perfect radio calls to professional takeoff technique at a busy Class D towered airport.

Are you a flight student training for your private pilot certificate, an instrument pilot preparing for checkrides, a simmer looking to build real-world procedures, or a new pilot flying out of KSMO? This lesson is for you.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

How to sequence ground and tower radio calls at KSMO

Exactly how to taxi to runway 21, hold short and prepare for takeoff clearance

What to check, what to say, and when to move, with professional phraseology

The complete takeoff roll, rotation, and VY climb in a fuel-injected Cessna 172

How noise abatement, airspace (Class D), and checklist discipline keep you safe and legal

Whether you’re learning for real-world flying, X-Plane, Microsoft Flight Simulator, or another sim, this video gives you the exact script and technique pros use, step by step.

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