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How to fly light airplanesPerceptions: how to use your eyes, your ears, your fingertips, and the seat of your pants — to gather the information you need when flying an ultralight aircraft. Procedures: how to use your hands and feet — to make the ultralight airplane do what you want. Principles: how to organize your thinking — to make your flying easier and safer. |
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Landings involve procedures and perceptions that are just a little bit different from those involved in other phases of flight. A few of them are discussed in this chapter in John S. Denker's brilliant book "See How It Flies", which has been available on the WWW since 1996. | |||||||
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Flight safety in the mountains is not an elusive or difficult concept, but it does require an awareness and understanding of the hazards associated with mountain flight to reduce the risk and bring about an enjoyable experience. | |||||||
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A new spin on the perceptions, procedures and principles of flight. By John S. Denker. | |||||||
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111 chapters covering everything to be said about flying. Also IFR. | |||||||
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