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Pilot Safety Simplified: Proficiency vs. Currency Explained

Pilot Institute

As you return to the traffic pattern, focus on short and soft field approaches and landings. Lets dig into them: Disorientation : Flying into instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) without proper training is a very dangerous move. Well, it typically goes the same way your checkride does.

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When To Go Around: 6 Scenarios Every Pilot Should Prepare For

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As the plane descends toward the runway on final approach, it may encounter various scenarios where a safe landing cannot be assured. As soon as the pilot realizes this, they must abort the landing and climb back to traffic pattern altitude and attempt the approach and landing again. How Do You Perform a Go-Around?

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

Pilot Institute

A bad approach results in a bad landing. 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. Top Reasons for Go-Arounds Unstabilized Approach An aircraft must have a stabilized approach before landing. What Is a Go-Around?