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- [FREE] If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close . . .
If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close to the next one, you may perceive them as all being part of the same group If they were all spaced very much apart, however, you may see them as individual birds not flying together
- faa regulations - How can two private pilots flying together log time . . .
How can two private pilots flying together log time and split costs legally? Ask Question Asked 7 years, 3 months ago Modified 7 years, 3 months ago
- If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close to the . . .
If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close to the next one, you may perceive them as all being part of the same group If they were all spaced very much apart, however, you may see them as individual birds not flying together This distinction takes advantage of which Gestalt principle?
- Why are these 3 planes so close? - Aviation Stack Exchange
There are many other reasons why the military often finds it advantageous to move several aircraft through the airspace together as a single formation rather than as completely independent flights
- Two airplanes flying together in formation take off in different . . .
Two airplanes flying together in formation take off in different directions One flies due east at 350 mph, and the other flies east-northeast at 380 mph How far apart are the two airplanes 2 hours after they separate, assuming that they fly at the same altitude?
- faa regulations - Can we log flight time or PIC time together . . .
My friend rented a plane, and we ended up flying together while teaching each other Both my friend and I are CFIs; can we log flight hours or PIC time together?
- What are the rules for PIC change during flight?
Per the FAA FARs - Are there any rules governing a "change of who is the PIC during flight, and thus who can log hours? Say a friend and I go flying together - can we switch as PIC half way through
- [FREE] If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close . . .
If you watch a flock of birds flying overhead, each very close to the next one, you may perceive them as all being part of the same group If they were all spaced very far apart, however, you may see them as individual birds not flying together
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