Staying in Control: Training For The Worst

It's a sad fact that loss of control continues to be the most common accident cause. The good news is that training can reduce your level of risk.

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Rick Durden
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Um, are you doing this on purpose or was it wake turbulence? Now what? Upset recovery training can make the difference between an adrenaline event and a smoking hole.
We’re good pilots—by and large. Getting our certificates and ratings wasn’t easy. Face it, we sweat blood training to master the skills, knowledge and judgment needed to cause an inanimate object to rise into an often unforgiving sky and return to the planet not only safely, but with some degree of panache.  In the process […]
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