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Flying A Swivel Chair That’s what a taildragger is like. Yet anyone can learn the deft use of rudder and brakes to keep it on the runway. Here’s how.
To put it bluntly, operating a tailwheel airplane while in contact with the planet is best described as challenging. Nevertheless, it does not require a super-pilots ability; some pretty awful airplane drivers out there operate tailwheel airplanes regularly and dont turn them into landfill. How do they get away with it? One way to find out is to strip away as much macho posturing and old wives tales about airplanes with the steering wheel on the aft end as possible, and look at the subject as objectively as we can. Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your subscription to www.aviationsafetymagazine.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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