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![]() "Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message ... and found the flaps were confusing the issue when the students were learning landings. I opted to do most of them flapless and this porved quite productive. the problem was, none of the other instructors were teaching this and it was off the page for the school, so I kept it to a minimum. It is amazing how attitudes change over time and how certain flying procedures become part of our culture. If I recall correctly, it was some time back in the 70's when some FAA bureaucrat made a PTS change decreeing that a normal landing was to be with full flaps. Before that, flap use was taught as something that was much more at the pilot's option. The change caused quite a furor at the time. Some instructors thought that full flap landings were much too advanced for mere student pilots! Vaughn |
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