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Is it normal to constantly fiddle with the throttle on an approach in a small
plane? I find myself frequently making small adjustments on most approaches (unless I'm coming absolutely arrow-straight into the runway and there's no wind). From videos I've seen, this happens in real aircraft, too, depending on conditions. I was under the impression that a steady throttle is ideal, but perhaps that is hard to achieve in a small aircraft. I don't have a problem in large jets--they take forever to answer the throttle, anyway. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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