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Crosswinds and Light Turbulence Cause Stomach Aches

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In a recent column for EAA Sport Aviation, contributor Steve Krog discusses how to regain your confidence in performing crosswind takeoffs and landings. The post Crosswinds and Light Turbulence Cause Stomach Aches first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Alabama Northeast Regional Airport Decommissioning Crosswind Runway

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The Northeast Alabama Regional Airport (KGAD), also known as Gadsden Airport, is the latest airfield to vote on decommissioning its crosswind runway. The airport’s main runway, 6-24 sits at 6,802 feet long by 150 feet wide whereas the crosswind runway, 18-36, is roughly 5,000 feet long and 100 feet wide.

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Alabama Northeast Regional Airport Decommissioning Crosswind Runway

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The Northeast Alabama Regional Airport (KGAD), also known as Gadsden Airport, is the latest airfield to vote on decommissioning its crosswind runway. The airport’s main runway, 6-24 sits at 6,802 feet long by 150 feet wide whereas the crosswind runway, 18-36, is roughly 5,000 feet long and 100 feet wide.

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Earning Wings: Flight 19 – Crosswind Workout

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Brady had a crosswind component of about 6-9 knots (gusting 12-14) and that was enough to give him a good workout! He learned you really have to be sharp and on top of your game when handling a crosswind. The post Earning Wings: Flight 19 – Crosswind Workout first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Crosswind Takeoffs 2.0 — Understanding the Factors

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Crosswinds are not inherently dangerous. The post Crosswind Takeoffs 2.0 — Understanding the Factors first appeared on Hangar Flying. All pilots should challenge themselves and practice them from time to time.

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Earning Wings: Flight 10 – Stalls & Crosswind Landings

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The post Earning Wings: Flight 10 – Stalls & Crosswind Landings first appeared on Hangar Flying. Brady’s instructor has him review stall recovery to prepare for his solo.

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Holiday Accounting

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Unfortunately, the government and its money-schlepping agency, the IR of S, strongly believes in the traditional calendar, so today, I find myself rummaging through my hangar’s detritus and junk in search of deductible items and a clue on how to end this year of flying on a high note. My gratitude goes out to you, my readers.