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Old July 26th 05, 02:49 PM
paul kgyy
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I had this happen, though not so egregiously, on my IR checkride. The
Arrow can drop like a ruptured duck when asked, so high sink rate, on
the glideslope. The examiner told me that I had violated the PTS
requirement for an ILS maneuver, but she said the fact that I
stabilized on the GS as soon as I got there made it acceptable.

This would actually be a good thing to practice in the training, in
addition to vectors through the localizer.

 




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