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you've got the right idea, you want to get the nose gear onto the
runway as soon as possible, for wind like that you can center the ailerons, you only really need continous input when theres a strong cross wind. centering the ailerons should counter the drift. use left toe brake if you feel the aircraft skidding when using rudder input. the sooner you get the nose gear to the runway the sooner you'll have directional control |
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