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Cross-Coordinated Cross-controlling is often necessary to maintain coordinated flight, but it can be dangerous. It’s not whether you cross the controls, but how and when.
There is a growing terror in flight training of any cross-controlled flight condition. Many CFIs caution students to never cross-control, with little or no explanation, as if it were unquestionably and inherently evil. This admonition is especially stressed when flying at any airspeed lower than cruise. But the emphasis on avoiding cross-controlled flight is a disservice to primary students and displays a fundamental misconception of aerodyanimcs and basic airmanship. The most extreme form of this fallacy intones, Never slip to land; youll be low, slow and cross-controlled, will stall, spin and die. Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your subscription to www.aviationsafetymagazine.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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