Backcountry Flying Basics: Slow Flight, Stalls, Upset Recovery, Falling Leaf
Learning to fly your airplane next to the edge of the flight envelope is an essential skill to take with you to the backcountry. These often overlooked maneuvers...slow flight, stalls, upset recovery, and falling leaf...are essentials for safely operating in any flying environment, but especially in the challenging backcountry. Join me as I demonstrate these skills and you'll quickly see the value of having these in your tool box when you fly. It's not all about just the take off and landing!! 0:00 Intro 0:44 Slow Flight 1:36 Pitch and Power 2:29 Slow Flight Turns 3:08 Power Off Stall 4:55 Upsets 7:02 Turning Stalls 10:23 Falling Leaf 11:23 Ending

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