Home » Best Of » Wildfire Smoke forced STOL Flight Training location change – CarbonCub FX3 – part 2 (+Photos!)
Demystifying how Back Country Pilots fly super slow short field approaches.
I hope you all enjoy being immersed into this one – it is really pretty cool that I’m able to share this stuff in such great detail. Thanks to those that invite me to film the training, and to you guys for being a huge part of supporting the ongoing creation and publishing process!
Don’t miss Part 1!
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Some more cool images:
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CUBCRAFTERS CARBONCUB FX
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This free Supporter Exclusive is one of several STOL training flights in the FX-3 that I did with TacAero out of Hood River Oregon.
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