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My guess, and it is a guess, that virtually all instrument pilots have been
taught both control/performance and primary/secondary, because in real life we use a combination of both. Most, if not all, military pilots learned the c/p method. The index for my copy of the Air Force Instrument Flying Manual does not even contain an entry for primary/secondary. Bob Gardner "Tony Woolner" wrote in message ... Has anyone out there been taught this method of instrument flying? |
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