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Old 30th November 2001 | 00:08
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Thanks Denti, just as I would expect.
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Old 30th November 2001 | 03:54
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On the 744, we crab during the approach until flare, at which point a combination of rudder and "into wind" aileron is used to align the aircraft with the runway, and keep the wings level.

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Old 4th December 2001 | 02:36
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that photo of the low approach Air France on aviationpics.com/app/app/htm looks fake. the malaysia looks genuine.

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