Turboprop Terms in PLAIN ENGLISH (ITT, %NG, NP, Torque) @AirplaneAcademy
Turboprop Terms in PLAIN ENGLISH (ITT, %NG, NP, Torque)  @AirplaneAcademy
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Turboprop Terms in PLAIN ENGLISH (ITT, %NG, NP, Torque)

Turboprops can be confusing at first with the new terminology and equipment. But in this video I'm going to explain it to you in plain english. This is what I wish someone would have explained to me at the beginning of flying turboprops. I hope it helps you in your aviation journey!

This video is based on the Kodiak 100, so there may be differences in the plane you are flying.

Link to my video explaining constant speed propellers in plain english: youtu.be/CPrsIGI7ATQ

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