The Cessna Turbo Skylane (A2A) is good enough to test IFR-skills under bad weather.
Vilnius (EYVI) - Riga (EVRA)
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Vilnius (EYVI) - Riga (EVRA)
by hasegawa » Thu Nov 30, 2017 5:34 am
A Cessna vor IFR-Flying? Why not?
The Cessna Turbo Skylane (A2A) is good enough to test IFR-skills under bad weather.
The Cessna Turbo Skylane (A2A) is good enough to test IFR-skills under bad weather.
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Re: Vilnius (EYVI) - Riga (EVRA)
by Splitpin » Thu Nov 30, 2017 7:51 pm
Great post ... I love the snow showers in # 15 
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Re: Vilnius (EYVI) - Riga (EVRA)
by hasegawa » Thu Nov 30, 2017 11:14 pm
Flying the Cessna´s in this weather conditions is in my eyes more demanding, because with a bigger and heavier aircraft the autopilot react good enough and it is not so "vulnerable" against, snow, ice and gust of wind... 
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