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Old November 1st 04, 06:18 PM
Capt.Doug
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" Has anyone heard of this? Is it normal practice?
Or is it one of those practices that have been disproven?


Keep in mind that Mr. Gann occasionally flew aircraft outside their
published limitations. If you fly within your equipment's published
limitations, flying on step will be a myth.

D.


 




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