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STOL Panel Will Focus on Safety and Training

The event featuring leaders in STOL and safety takes place at EAA AirVenture on Thursday.

The STOL Drag event series had its roots at the High Sierra Fly-In, as featured in FLYING’s Q1 2022 issue. [Photo: Leonardo Correa Luna]
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Key Takeaways:

  • A panel of STOL community leaders and GA industry safety experts will gather at EAA AirVenture to address safety and training in short takeoff and landing (STOL) flying.
  • The event underscores the vital importance of initial training and continuous proficiency practice required for STOL flying due to its demanding nature.
  • Moderated by Kevin Quinn and Juan Browne, the discussion will cover key aspects such as STOL safety, effective training methodologies, and advice for individuals looking to get started in STOL.
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A gathering of leaders in the STOL community and GA industry safety experts will convene Thursday, July 28 at EAA AirVenture to focus on safety—and the training required to maintain that safety.

The concept to promote “Safety and Training for All Things STOL” is not new within the community. STOL is a competition but also an acronym for the type of flying this cadre of pilots does—short takeoff and landing—whether it’s in the backcountry, on- or off-airport, on pavement, grass, gravel, or a sandbar. Because this type of flying demands precision and practiced technique, it requires initial training and regular proficiency practice.

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