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WHY DON'T THEY TEACH US THIS WAY IN LIFE? These two days of my life, were probably the most stressful days, after my first parachute jump some 30Y ago. Stressful in terms of adrenaline, not cortisol. Yesterday, we had to do stall recovery and today – spin recovery. For those unfamiliar with the two situations, these are among the most dangerous experiences in aviation, when you quickly lose control of your aircraft and get attracted by the Earths’ gravity at an exponential rate. What is even worse is that you have to work against your gut feelings and do things that do not seem very intuitive. Worst of all is the view of the ground that “spins around you”, straight into your face and your poor command center is struggling to produce some instructions to your limbs, while you are experiencing 2-2.5 times the gravity force. During the exercise you do not have enough brain capacity to reflect on the training schedule and the only clear understanding is that you have to learn how to escape from the most dangerous situations and remain alive, while flying. On my way back from the airport, though, my brain started reflecting philosophically: “I am in the beginning of my pilot training and these exercises come as number 3 and 4. Obviously, the idea is safety, safety, safety! My ultimate goal is, even in the most imminent danger, to step out of the cockpit ALIVE!" But WHY then, THEY DON'T TEACH US THIS WAY IN LIFE?” … The good news is that now I can have some food 😊
Spinning a Cessna 152
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