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Old 2nd Jul 2010, 07:39
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Capot
 
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In a light aircraft I was taught to look out and down of the side windows, in daytime, and not to stare fixedly over the nose. In a high-wing like the C172 you can even look at the wheels, as I recall, there's no law against that...

At night the tip I was given was to flare when the runway edge lights appear to be at your shoulder level. It works.

PS Obie's got a good point; this is pre-PPL test stuff, at least for daytime!


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