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The aviation pocket-book for 1918; a compendium of modern practice and a collection of useful notes, formulae, rules, tables and data relating to aeronautics (1918)

Matthews, Richard Borlase, 1878- · London : C. Lockwood and son · leaf 347

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n due course follows higher Hying and volplanes, whichcompletes the course. Practice then is only re(|uired to attain thenecessary proficiency and experience to gain the certificate. Pilots who learn Hying in an aerodiome become verj- good atmaking left-hand tiuns. but are usually bad at right-hand… … At)f*jffiitiiiotiCMi oflht Iro/ii theAeropf<ir.tf Directionof wind Handlin- in a Wind. It would ])robably be wiser, therefore, if in^tiuction could In-given in a path of figure eight. Volplanes, or descents witii tlie engine stopped from considcral)leheights, should next be carried out. It will…

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