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Old October 11th, 2007, 15:26   #7
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Default Re: Pucker Factor (War Stories)

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Originally Posted by moxiepilot View Post
I will only allow the aircraft to go into an incipient spin or full blown spin if the student has progressed along in his/her training far enough to know better than to become uncoordinated in a stall.

All I think to myself is, "here we go...."

As an instructor I DO NOT want to scare a student. That is counter productive. But givien enough experience, I do believe it is a good idea to introduce spins. I will ask if they want one demonstrated. If they are close to their checkride and uncoordinated then I will let it go to allow them to see what can happen
Yeah, I agree. I dont want to scare the student, and I wouldn't let it happen on our first few times doing stalls. I really only let mistakes go far if the student will actually learn from it. Or if the repeated verbal warnings don't seem to be making a difference.
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