indicators of a Safer pilot
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dtuuri
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The point, in context, was that a good pilot doesn't NEED to bank more than 30° in the pattern. Avoiding a midair collision, say, while you're cutting across the airport at pattern altitude
, might call for more.dtuuri
You'd be in the side of a mountain if you didn't bank more than 30 degrees at some of the airports I land at....I am also a "pro"
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As usual, you are changing the context after you are shown to be wrong.The point, in context, was that a good pilot doesn't NEED to bank more than 30° in the pattern. Avoiding a midair collision, say, while you're cutting across the airport at pattern altitude
dtuuri
dtuuri
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I was shown to be "wrong"? Changed the context? That's your modus operandi not mine:Take me out of context, say I'm wrong then declare victory. Why didn't you spend less time slandering and more time debugging this software? Look what happens when I tap a key at a constant typing rate and hitthesp ace bar between each tap:
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The page hangs upwh en scrolling too.
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bflynn
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To me, willingness to learn, strict use of checklists and a touch of conservatism in their flying is what makes a pilot good. I've noticed non pilots seem to be impressed by how well a pilot uses the radio. Or maybe how many compliments he has gotten on his equipment.
tuwood
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"Hang on a second honey, I need to recalculate weight & balance with two in the back and nobody in the front."