Advice to pilots!
Delj, Sat Nov 25 2017, 09:41AM
If flying at night and your single engine quits on you, glide to what could be a good spot to make an emergency landing. Turn on your headlights to see if it is a decent place for that landing. If it isn't a good place, turn the lights off.
Don't fly through clouds! Sometimes, they contains objects of metal or rock.
Remember that helicopters really can't fly! They are so ugly that the Earth just repels them!
Re: Advice to pilots!
Delj, Mon Nov 27 2017, 04:32PM
Remember that the propeller also serve the function of keeping the pilot cool! If you don't understand that, watch the pilot the next time the propeller stops turning during flight...watch the pilot begin to sweat!
Re: Advice to pilots!
MrOwl, Mon Nov 27 2017, 05:44PM
I'd rather not experience that
Re: Advice to pilots!
Delj, Mon Nov 27 2017, 06:27PM
Amen!
Delj, Sat Nov 25 2017, 09:41AM
If flying at night and your single engine quits on you, glide to what could be a good spot to make an emergency landing. Turn on your headlights to see if it is a decent place for that landing. If it isn't a good place, turn the lights off.
Don't fly through clouds! Sometimes, they contains objects of metal or rock.
Remember that helicopters really can't fly! They are so ugly that the Earth just repels them!
Re: Advice to pilots!
Delj, Mon Nov 27 2017, 04:32PM
Remember that the propeller also serve the function of keeping the pilot cool! If you don't understand that, watch the pilot the next time the propeller stops turning during flight...watch the pilot begin to sweat!
Re: Advice to pilots!
MrOwl, Mon Nov 27 2017, 05:44PM
I'd rather not experience that
Re: Advice to pilots!
Delj, Mon Nov 27 2017, 06:27PM
Amen!
