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January 9th 05, 10:03 AM
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Typo: I meant "saying." His references appeared completely legitimate so it appears that landing in a crab is acceptable technique in at least some airplanes (he referenced the F-16 and a couple of others). Matt It's a fact F16 can be crab landed with a max crosswind of 25 knots 
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