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Takeoffs and Landings

Article: WAAS

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Article: First 500 Feet, Part I: Engine Failure!

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Article: 10 Fast Fixes For Lousy Landings

Article: Bernoulli Or Newton: Who's Right About Lift?

Just about every pilot would agree that studying certain aspects of flight can be a time-consuming mental workout. Any attempt to master complex aviation subjects can be frustrating, if not impossible, when pilots are given conflicting or incorrect...

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Article: Crosswind Landings FAQs

Article: Taking On Extreme Runways

Article: Trim Trouble

Many private pilots who were trained in airplanes using manual trim wheels, cranks or knobs have transitioned to aircraft equipped with electric trim without being trained to recognize a runaway...

Article: Uncontrolled Airports

Operating at uncontrolled or non-towered airports is something we all do and probably do...

Article: What's All This Flap About?

With a simple flick of a switch or a pull of a handle, pilots become empowered to instantly...

Article: Directional Control On Takeoff

Even though a takeoff requires only 2% or 3% of a typical flight’s duration, the maneuver produces m...

Article: Avoiding Midair Collisions

It was over so fast, it was almost as if it hadn’t h...

Article: Turbulent Times

A few weeks ago, New York was experiencing an extended period of rainy weather, accompanied by what seemed like constant low overcasts, reduced visibility and winds that were...

Article: The Touchdown Set-Up

One of the really great things about most light general aviation airplanes is that they generally are highly responsive to control and power inputs, and touchdown speeds are comparatively...

Article: Greasing It On

On any given flight, the landing is the maneuver that...

Article: When To Abort

I was just over three hours out of Santa Barbara on my way to Honolulu in a Piper Chieftain when the HF...

Article: The Lowdown On Descents

Descents are too often regarded as throwaway maneuvers. Pilots place great emphasis on proper...

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