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2700 Miles in a Cherokee Six

AeroSavvy

Cherokee Six instrument panel Like my airline job, I fly nearly paperless using an iPad Mini and the ForeFlight app for navigation charts. Although not a problem for airliners, flying at high altitude airports presents challenges for pilots of small piston aircraft. Santa Fe is located 6,349 feet above sea level.

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A Slow Flight to India – Day 3 –Hurghada-Kuwait

ABEAM

MHz with an airliner taking off from there: that was new ! We flew very high, and the heat (ISA +23°C) that further drove up our Density Altitude did not help for the oxygen saturation in our blood. And then we droned on from VOR to VOR over the desert.

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What NTSB Reports Say About Impossible Turns and Angle of Attack

Air Facts

This meant that I could land normally on the runway, not overshoot, and did not need to be concerned with the airliners on the crossing runway. I could see that the spot on the ground in the windshield that was not moving was short of the runway. Optimum” glide was not the issue here, and a visual AOA indicator would have had no value.

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How to Perform a Go-Around (The Right Way)

Pilot Institute

A go-around is a maneuver performed to abort or reject a landing on the final approach or once the aircraft has already touched down. A common situation is if an aircraft is on final approach, and another holding on the runway cannot take off in time. Go-arounds have little margin for error. What Is a Go-Around?