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Deutsche Aircraft rolls out D328eco prototype at ceremony in Germany

Aerotime

The range of the D328eco (1,205 nautical miles (2,231km) covers over 98% of all turboprop flights and 95% of all regional jet flight ranges, while being capable of flying faster than any other turboprop aircraft in production, said Deutsche Aircraft.

Runway 297
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Holding Procedures – Airplane Holding Patterns Easily Explained

Pilot Institute

Wind correction is critical, especially crosswind drift on the outbound leg. The crosswind component. Holding Speed Compare a fighter jet to a light aircraft. Crosswind Component You’ll have noticed we have referenced ‘course’ a fair bit when discussing holds. What Is a Hold? The inbound course. The outbound course.

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Throttle Mismanagement: A T-38 Lesson That Stuck

Air Facts

Throttle Mismanagement: A T-38 Lesson That Stuck Air Facts Journal An Air Force instructor teaches a powerful lesson on throttle finessein a jet that doesnt forgive overcorrections Have you ever been in a car or plane where the person driving or piloting is constantly adjusting the throttle? He replied, Ive got the jet. Gusty winds?

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Welcome to LaGuardia…

Plane and Pilot

It was go-home day and launching with our back to the storm seemed appropriate as we headed to Detroit, where we were scheduled to step onto another jet and catch a ride home to finish our trip. We were tasked with ferrying an empty jet to LaGuardia Airport (KLGA), then we’d catch a ride home in the back of a different jet.

Runway 70
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Managing the wind

Air Facts

Though wind is reported using such simple numbers like 270@15G20, I’ve come to believe that 20 knots here is not always the same as 20 knots there. I did a checkride in 30 knot winds in the flatlands of Kansas, almost straight down the runway. Then came the landing in 20 knots in the Hill Country of Texas, west of Austin.

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Simulated Austria Is Wild, Wonderful

Flying Magazine

The CRJ is interesting to fly with a lot of trimming required as it’s a long-bodied jet with a large swing either side of the CG. I mean, all jets I have flown are like that, but this is fairly sensitive to pitch, power, and flap configuration—all requiring lots of trimming. With a lighter corporate jet, that is powerful.

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A Touristy Timeout for Safety

Plane and Pilot

As we walked from the wharf to breakfast, I saw that peak wind gusts were tickling the 40-knot mark. I can tell you the wind limitations for every jet Ive flown, as they were memory items we were required to know. Theres no maximum demonstrated crosswind component, much less an actual limitation.