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A couple of IFR firsts (long)



 
 
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Old December 16th 06, 04:16 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jack Allison[_1_]
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Default A couple of IFR firsts (long)

Doug wrote:
I've always thought going missed is the hardest IFR manuever.
Everything in you is saying "make it" but you have to call it off, full
power and climb.

Yeah, the whole mission oriented mindset we pilots tend to have. I'm
not immune to it but have seen more than a couple of times where
unexpectedly staying the night somewhere definitely was the better
option. I hate the "get there-itis" mentality.


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