Mxsmanic wrote:
writes:

All maneuvers require training.

No maneuver (in the civilian world) when done in an aircraft certified for
the maneuver, performed by a pilot trained to do the maneuver, and done
under accepted conditions, is dangerous.

Why isn't spin training part of the PPL?

Because it is no longer concidered necessary for the type of flying done
by someone with a PPL in modern airplanes, just like chandelles and lazy
eights.

And before you ask, the accepted conditions are formed from the real
experience of real pilots flying real airplanes for about a hundred years.

That's why spin training isn't part of the PPL.

Yep, but not because they are dangerous.



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Jim Pennino

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