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Old 12th Jun 2014, 17:02
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Shaggy Sheep Driver
 
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Misuse of hot air control looks like being the primary cause, but what about that approach profile for a SEP? 4nm? Long, low...

Don't today's flying instructors know that hot air needs to be applied for quite a long time be effective, and should only be de-selected on short final in case a late go-around is called for? Or de-selected with power application in the event of an earlier go-around? Otherwise it should be ON in the circuit!

Whack on the hot air, wait a few seconds, whack it off... You probably make matters worse by doing that!

And those bomber approaches. ...Why?

We're not flying an airliner on an instrument approach - it's a light single in VFR! Keep it tight! Keep your height as long as you can!

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