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I guess the main problem is that the text book words and pictures can't provide the benefit of real life, actual perceptual exposure. Do believe me t...
There are numerous perceptual illusions relevant to flying - with which one, in particular, are you concerned, here ?
[color=blue][i][b]There was a question on wake turbulence[/b][/i][/color] Probably not a very good question. I think one needs a little more infor...
Regardless of the chart presentation used, the standard exercise for the chart designer is to (a) run the backroom sums (these will come either fr...
From personal experience, hypoxic effects on colour and acuity can be quite significant. I recall a chamber run, many years ago, where we were able t...
[color=blue][i][b]one might ask the reasoning[/b][/i][/color] Indeed. Certification is about putting lines in the sand to develop an acceptabl...
[color=blue][i][b]How much margin does the examiner give for the 'correct' answer?[/b][/i][/color] Perhaps we should go have a cup or three of coff...
Some things to consider - (a) the slope question comes up periodically for discussion so you might like to spend some time in the Search function t...
I presume this is your question repeated here - linked for the benefit of other readers.
Some initial comments - [i][b]what is lift compared to weight in a climbing turn?[/b][/i] How long is a piece of string ? The answer depends o...
Try AIP ENR 1.5.8.1.4 at page ENR 1.5-41.
One still needs the information I alluded to previously. Without that, there is not enough information to answer the question without a lot of added...
Presumably your supply was 100 rather than 100LL ? See (a) did you check the release note specification to make sure that the paperwork and th...
Answer back from the CASA airports engineering guru - [color=blue][i]Firstly, the comment in the current MOS 139, para 5.2.2.1 (b) about stopway no...
Ah, thanks for that, very much ... I don't recall having seen that report before. I'll have a read tomorrow over coffee. [i](How fine to see tha...