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Old July 17th 03, 02:46 PM
Tim
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"Stephen Cook" s comments read:

Two pilots in my club have recently completed an assistant instructors
course in the UK. Apparently they are now being taught not to turn, but to
achieve separation from the tug by climbing (i.e. slowing down) straight
ahead.


Which would mirror my recent flight with the National Coach who said
"climb to achieve separation"
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Tim - ASW20CL "20"
 




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