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Old 16th May 2022, 12:52
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Uplinker
 
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Agree, so sad. RIP.

Back in Earnest Gann's time, crews apparently lasted only a very short time in cloud before getting into serious difficulties, before the days of IMC instrument flying. I can't now remember what instrument flying is part of the PPL? - is it enough to stay reasonably level at a constant speed and turn 180° in mist or cloud by sole reference to instruments?

Also, I don't recall microbursts from CBs being adequately taught and warned about.
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