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April 15th 10, 10:59 PM
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Release from tow, good procedure?
Are we teaching the sailplane pilot to look for traffic to the left of
the towplane. There could be traffic just below and to the left that the towpilot may not see. If someone is low, to the left of the Pawnee do we hold on a bit longer? Your thoughts? GA 
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