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Teaching Incremental Flaps in the Pattern



 
 
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Old March 4th 08, 06:43 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob Gardner
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Default Teaching Incremental Flaps in the Pattern

Would this specific instruction include full flaps abeam the numbers? With
any airplane? I think the "hard on the motor" argument is bogus. Beech
doesn't build airplanes with pre-loaded failure modes.

Bob Gardner

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On Mar 4, 9:07 am, "Bob Gardner" wrote:
I am reluctant to teach anything that should "always" be used.


I agree with you in principle but from a practical point student
pilots need to start with very, very specific instruction before they
have the tools and expand into these types of judgements. If you don't
give students specific airspeeds to hit in the pattern they will
always have problems with landings. 9 times out of 10 when a student
pilot is having trouble landing all I do is sit in the right seat and
say "ok, what speed are you suppose to be at here?" and let them do
the rest.

-Robert

 




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