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Any recommendations/thoughts?
Hi I think there is no need to fly more than 40 minutes, after that, even if you don't feel nauseous, there is little luck that you could learn anything. I guess the good length of a flight is around those 35-40 minutes, whatever accelerations you could experience. What you will improve is the amount of gs you can bear in that period of time considering very high level pilots rarely fly more than 30 minutes, even if it's often a problem of *fuel* endurance ! As told by other contributors, maybe a different plane with a clearer front view could help focusing on the horizon instead of focusing on your feelings. And also, as usual, drink water, eat enough, and train your abdominal muscles. Yann, CAP 10B, Pau France |
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take a sour bonbon, that was helping me when I was flying sailplanes,
of course you could choke on it doing aerobatics ![]() |
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