The Only Constant

Change can be good. It can also soak up your mental bandwidth and force you into reacting instead of planning.

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Ryan Motte
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A glance back down the conga line from the parallel taxiway before takeoff often can tell you a lot about how long your flight plan will last before ATC amends it. Take your time, write down the details and don't let the changed routes or procedures force you to cut corners.
A glance back down the conga line from the parallel taxiway before takeoff often can tell you a lot about how long your flight plan will last before ATC amends it. Take your time, write down the details and don't let the changed routes or procedures force you to cut corners.
Change can be good. It can also soak up your mental bandwidth and force you into reacting instead of planning.
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