The WEIRDEST feeling flight maneuver I’ve ever learned!
I thought I was fairly prepared to handle an accelerated spin – yet upon doing it the first time I froze for a few seconds before I began the correct recovery… Every pilot should seriously consider some form of upset recovery training; even if they don’t want to go insane like I did covering so much more with Luke 🙂
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You are fortunate to be able to have access to so many different aircraft types and to be able to fly and get new ratings. The aerobatics is something I never tried but your mastering it. Fantastic. Keep moving forward. Look forward to more flying adventures. Forgetting the altinator switch is minor but can lead to bigger mistakes so slow down a tad mentally as you take in new information. Continue to Fly safe.