Departing Leeds at 09:25UTC, we were outbound the zone via
Climb: 75kts
Decent: 70kts/75kts
Approach: 75kts, though it is advisable to be flying at 70kts when coming over the runway threshold.
The aircraft I was flying, G-DT, had many stories underneath her wings. Stories of forced landings and wheel barrowing landing rolls. One of which, a student was flying DT on an approach to runway 14 at Leeds and instead of pulling out the carb-heat for the approach, he pulled out the mixture; which shut-off the engine and the instructor was forced to land a few hundred meters short of 14 in a field. That’s where we got the nickname “Dirt Tracker” from, as her initials are DT. Another story, was about a student on his qualifying cross-country flight, wheel borrowed (landed on the nose wheel instead of the wing wheels) on his landing at Teeside and struck the propeller (prop) nose ward onto the runway surface. He then continued to bounce until coming to stop half way down the runway.
Entering the zone again, via
Arriving at back at
Invoice Total: £185.82
TAX: £27.67
Log Entry: 04
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