Australian Flying

The Answer is Upsetting

ASA’s new draft Advisory Circular 61-16 Spin Avoidance and Stall Recovery Training provided some good holiday reading for us. CASA’s view is now “Spin recovery training is highly recommended for any pilot at any level of licence or experience and is worth revision at any stage of a pilot's career.” Spin recovery training didn’t help in recent spin accidents involving instructors and didn’t

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