FAA PTS "Slips to Landing" requirement vs No-spoiler landings
On Sep 10, 3:07*pm, "kirk.stant" wrote:
Comments? *I'm especially interested in hearing how this is handled in
other countries.
Kirk
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I remember teaching brakes jammed open and brakes jammed closed in my
brief period of instructing in UK. That was a while ago so don't
know what is required now.
I practice full rudder slips in every glider I fly but usually in
combination with full airbrake. It's amazing how much faster even a
modern glass bird will come down if a full slip is added to full
brakes. I have more than once been very glad I knew how to do it, and
in particular how the airspeed indicator would behave.
Andy
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