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Ok, so they have to
practice crashing, but do they have to do it at a busy airfield? Having seen elevators and rudders thrash about from the propwash of helicopters at several fuel pumps, and having seen these many autorotations in my flight path, I am consistently impressed by the experienced helicopter instructors who use common sense and do these things elsewhere. Some use "closed" airfields, others suck up the extra cost and get their gas out of the truck. I personally take my power students to barren airfields for landing practice, even though it costs $$$$s to get there. I know quite a few other instructors (including helicopter) who do the same. Good for them! |
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