step 2
buy a box of red wine. "lambrusco". In Australia a number of cheaper bottled and box wines are produced by Australian vineyards and sold as "Lambrusco". They are typically medium-sweet, around 10% ABV and styled as an "easy drinking" product. the Australian kind will do.
step 3
look for a medium, preferably a pilot who can offer this peace offering to the little gremlin (A gremlin is a folkloric creature, commonly depicted as mischievous and mechanically oriented with a specific interest in aircraft. Although their origin is found in myths among airmen, claiming that the gremlins were responsible for sabotaging aircraft. The word "gremlin" originated in oral use amongst Royal Air Force (RAF) aviators' slang in Malta, the Middle East and India, with the earliest recorded printed use being a poem published in the journal Aeroplane April 10, 1929.) the gremlin loves this drink so much that it will make your life easier when you fly the Frasca 142. you will fly an SID to the south which will end up with a few outbound intercepts. then this will be followed by inbound intercepts to RS (rosario) you will fly this ancient NDB approach to minimum and then a full MAP. you will then be asked to proceed back to MIA for an ILS approach. by the way, expect a 15knot direct crosswind and you are expected to know the mathematical formulas to compute the WCAs. with the gremlin's seal of approval, you shall be ready for the next step.
