Australian Flying

Rich Stowell’s Stall/Spin Awareness Updated

Stall/Spin Awareness is touted as a must-read, a compulsory text for instructors. Add it to the list, which includes the Fly Better series of free e-books by Noel Kruze, Stick and Rudder by Wolfgang Langweische and Mechanics of Flight, by A.C. Kermode.

OK, Why?

It throws more fuel on the fire of the one-hundredyear old argument: should pilots be trained in spin recovery, and makes a case for more of the current push for upset training (what’s it being called now? UPSKRT or something?). No matter which side of the debate

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