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Old 17th Jan 2023, 13:19
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Originally Posted by Landseer
So in this situation was a 270 right out of the question - too low/terrain/traffic?
Looking at the terrain they had enough room to drift through the centreline and correct normally. But in a similar situation many pilots will still try to "rescue" the turn by squeezing it a bit on the bottom rudder. If a little bit slow and a little bit low, a bit of loading of the wings follows and ....
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