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Old April 21st 05, 05:44 PM
Dan Luke
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"Guy Elden Jr" wrote:
I usually come in a little too hot


Well, stop doing that! That's your *whole* problem.

I've never been able to really
master the flare in that thing. It's a very sensitive beast


No, it isn't.

... just a
little too much elevator and it wants to climb like nobody's business,
instead of settle nicely into a flare.


Too fast, too fast, too fast.

. Fortunately I don't have to land
on short runways much.


Indeed. Slow down there, cowpoke. You should be at 70 KIAS max on short
final.
--
Dan
C-172RG at BFM


 




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