The Complete Airman
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Many really expert pilots have suffered injury owing to giving way to this vice. In fact, it can safely be said that any pilot who habitually amuses him- self in this manner will ultimately come to grief. It is only proximity to the ground that can give a true sense of the speed of the machine, and few sensations are more exhilarating than rushing smoothly along at the rate of a hundred or more miles an hour, jumping over houses, banking between trees and the like. It is small wonder that the p...ractice attracts. None the less, the pilot who is to make flying his business must eschew it since the slightest mistake may cost a machine and possibly also a life.
The subject of forced landings is one deserving of a certain amount of discussion. The reliability of the modern engine has made them of very infrequent occurrence. They must, however, occur occasionally with certain types of machines, and the pilot must therefore be prepared to deal with them. When he is learning to fly he is taught to judge every landing he makes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many really expert pilots have suffered injury owing to giving way to this vice. In fact, it can safely be said that any pilot who habitually amuses him- self in this manner will ultimately come to grief. It is only proximity to the ground that can give a true sense of the speed of the machine, and few sensations are more exhilarating than rushing smoothly along at the rate of a hundred or more miles an hour, jumping over houses, banking between trees and the like. It is small wonder that the p...ractice attracts. None the less, the pilot who is to make flying his business must eschew it since the slightest mistake may cost a machine and possibly also a life.
The subject of forced landings is one deserving of a certain amount of discussion. The reliability of the modern engine has made them of very infrequent occurrence. They must, however, occur occasionally with certain types of machines, and the pilot must therefore be prepared to deal with them. When he is learning to fly he is taught to judge every landing he makes.
What to read after The Complete Airman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cyril Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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