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Sometimes when we look back to our earliest periods in aviation, we are rightly hounded by some of the infamously stupid things we did—or tried to do. But if you’re like me, you can honestly say you just didn’t know any better at the time, and that there was no one around to warn you […]
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Video: what’s the real IFR alternate? July 7, 2020
Alternate airports are a required part of an IFR flight plan when your destination's weather is forecast to be below 2000 and 3. But the filed alternate is almost never used in the real world. This video tip, from Sporty's Instrument Rating Course, explains why and offers some tips for making safe, stress-free diversions if […]
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