Re: To go around or not go around? - Video

[Sam Spade]

wrote:

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeNNULCL4Mw
>
> I was to go with a friend as I had not flown with him since he getting
> his PPL
>
> Winds were above his Xwind limits so I told him grab a CFI to
> experience what I considered rather mild crosswinds. I told him I
> wouldn't be comfortable from the right seat and I am not a CFI but
> today was certainly a flyable day. So he called his brother who is a
> CFI.
>
> It would be interesting to hear what others would have done on the
> first landing.
>
> My "Howard Cosell" in the action commentary is in the video.


What's this have to do with IFR Flying?

[BeechSundowner]

On Jul 13, 9:03*am, Sam Spade > wrote:
> wrote:
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeNNULCL4Mw
>
> > I was to go with a friend as I had not flown with him since he getting
> > his PPL
>
> > Winds were above his Xwind limits so I told him grab a CFI to
> > experience what I considered rather mild crosswinds. *I told him I
> > wouldn't be comfortable from the right seat and I am not a CFI but
> > today was certainly a flyable day. *So he called his brother who is a
> > CFI.
>
> > It would be interesting to hear what others would have done on the
> > first landing.
>
> > My "Howard Cosell" in the action commentary is in the video.
>
> What's this have to do with IFR Flying?

Nothing more then pressure testing a fitting :-)

Actually hoping to reach those that may be interested in aviation
related topics that may have abandoned the other rec.aviation groups
from the overwhelming spam and noise level from other things..

It's clearly marked on the title what the content is so those not
interested can gloss over it and it's still aviation related.

[VOR-DME]

Looks to me like you're adding to the "noise level" more than anything
else. The title would suggest a loss od visibility at minimums, or a balked
landing or something else that may be of interest to IFR flight. Not trying
to sound insulting, but it really would be kind of you to keep it in the
right group(s).

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