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Passenger Safety Briefings

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Airmanship

The Myths of Ditching

Airmanship August 11, 2002

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Airmanship

Passenger Safety Briefings

Communication Breakdowns

Doing The Hard Yards

Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Diverting From The Plan

Gasping for Gas

The Eyes Have It

Double Vision

Dark and Deadly Nights

Wings and Things

Think Pro

Making An Entrance

Survival at the Edge

Facing Formations

The Lost Horizon

A Graceful Exit

The Myths of Ditching