Twin Training

摘要

When I first started training to fly multi-engine airplanes, it was solemnly explained to me that there were a few things the CFI and weren't going to do. Yes, we were going to do stalls, but only from 5000 feet agl or more. They all would be straight-ahead and power-off to the pre-stall buffet, followed by the published stall recovery procedure. Generally, that involved pitching the nose down to regain airspeed and control. Only as we accelerated above the red line (Vmca) with the nose down did we bring up power to both engines. The CFI would arrange his knees and hands so that the yoke couldn't rotate past 20 or so degrees, limiting possible bank angles but poised to take over if needed.