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Since every aircraft has a different way to approach an emergency,
which I think is the basic reason for having type-ratings individual to various models, how are emergency procedures taught during flight training? Are they for just the aircraft on which the training is imparted or are there sessions covering a whole range of popular aircraft? Not sure whether I've worded properly what I intend to ask. It's the stuff other than stall/spin recoveries than that I'd like to know - for example, engine fire, pressurizing failure, electrical fires, some meters behaving funnily, stuck landing gear, etc. Cheers, Ramapriya |
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