Somebody’s Worse Off…
I just wanted to say, “Thank you.” I always enjoy reading IFR, but Paul Berge’s “Stupid Pilot Tricks” in January made my day. It can be a real confidence booster reading through that.
Kyle Cate
Johnstown, CO
Readback April 2016
The author did a good job summarizing the report but should have inserted the report language about the entry to the stall and left out the speculation about the crews actions. It is clear from the video and the report that they were only passengers from the time the cargo broke loose with no ability to control the aircraft trajectory or flight path.
Key Takeaways:
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- There is ongoing debate among pilots regarding the most effective and least error-prone methods for aviation communication, such as the use of numbers versus names for navigation fixes.
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