Many Loss Of Control Accidents Are Related To An Engine Failure; When Did You Last Practice Gliding?
It’s common to see loss of control accidents after an engine failure, particularly at low altitude, because the pilot was not able to establish a glide and was not aware of how much altitude is lost while making a gliding turn. The glide should be a simple maneuver but is not often practiced, and when ineptly performed, can place a pilot in a loss of control situation. Here are some tips from an experienced instructor who teaches pilots how to test fly home built airplanes.
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