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Old 28th Oct 2018, 22:50
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SASless
 
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One teaching method I used in the western part of the USA was to have the Student fly along a barbed wire fence....as out west those section lines can go for hundreds of miles and if one flies the north/south lines....you always had a cross wind.

Then when they returned to the airfield....lining up and maintaining a track along the runway was a piece of cake to them.

That worked for crabbing or slipping (wing low) methods.....and going back and forth between the two.
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