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[[RIGHT MARGIN]] FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR'S MANUAL 101 [[/RIGHT MARGIN]] TAKE OFF [[image]] WIND DIRECTION [[6 images]] ROLLING THROTTLE OPEN TAIL STARTING TO LIFT TAIL LIFTED TO SHALLOW CLIMB POSITION OFF THE GROUND LEVELING OFF TO GAIN SPEED BEST CLIMING SPEED ATTAINED, NORMAL CLIMBING ATTITUDE ASSUMED FIGURE 9. LANDING [[image]] WIND DIRECTION [[7 images]] GLIDING STARTING TO "LEVEL OFF" 10 TO 15 FEET ALTITUDE CONTINUING "LEVELING OFF" AS MORE ALTITUDE IS LOST LEVEL AT 2 TO 3 FEET ALTITUDE HOLDING OFF 2 TO 3 FEET ATTEMPTING TO HOLD SAME ALTITUDE BY INCREASING ANGLE AS SPEED IS LOST LANDING 3 POINTS ALL FLYING SPEED LOST FIGURE 10. [[RIGHT MARGIN]] 101
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Images are illustrations of airplanes or wind direction depicting take off and landing