We're likely not flying as much as we did last year, and not as proficient. If so, we may need to get some practice and think differently about acceptable risks
Getting dual instruction or simulated instrument time may be problematic during the ongoing pandemic. How will you change your routine and minimize any additional risk in response?
A December 1, 2020, article published by Bloomberg Quint, “Rusty Pilots Making Flying Errors Is Next Aviation Headache,” highlighted a September 15, 2020, event involving an Indonesian Airbus A330 that experienced a runway excursion on landing. According to the article, an investigation found “the pilot had flown less than three hours in the previous 90 days. […]
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