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Passenger Safety Briefings

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Airmanship September 16, 2002

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Airmanship

Passenger Safety Briefings

Communication Breakdowns

Doing The Hard Yards

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Diverting From The Plan

The Perfect Landing

Transition Training

The Stall/Mush Trap

Cross Your Fingers

Special Gyrations

Airfoil Extensions

Runway Rejection

Alternate Realities

Behind the Curve

Into the Weeds

Landing Long

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