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Crosswind landings are a little more difficult to perform than crosswind takeoffs, mainly due to reduction of airspeed causing less airflow over the control surfaces. This requires more control input to maintain accurate control. It’s also important to know the maximum demonstrated crosswind limitations of your airplane. 💨 🛬   In this scenario, winds are favoring Runway 28, but there will be a slight crosswind from the left. In order to maintain centerline, crab into the wind on the approach until right before touchdown.   Next is the slip. Transition from the crab angle to a slip by dipping the wing into the wind while simultaneously applying opposite rudder. This rudder input will help maintain the runway centerline.   At the moment of touchdown, the airplane and its longitudinal axis should be parallel to the runway. If not, you risk side-loading the airplane. The windward (upwind) wheel should touch down first. This helps prevent wind from getting under the wing and causing havoc. After the windward wheel touches down, the opposite main wheel should follow, with the nose wheel coming down last.   The most common mistake made by students and pros alike is letting go of the wind correction inputs after landing. It’s important to keep correcting for crosswind, even during the ground roll and taxi. Maintain crosswind inputs until you park! Your DPE will be watching for this! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #studentpilot #flighttraining #privatepilot #learntofly #pilottraining
Crosswind landings are a little more difficult to perform than crosswind takeoffs, mainly due to reduction of airspeed causing less airflow over the control surfaces. This requires more control input to maintain accurate control. It’s also important to know the maximum demonstrated crosswind limitations of your airplane. 💨 🛬   In this scenario, winds are favoring Runway 28, but there will be a slight crosswind from the left. In order to maintain centerline, crab into the wind on the approach until right before touchdown.   Next is the slip. Transition from the crab angle to a slip by dipping the wing into the wind while simultaneously applying opposite rudder. This rudder input will help maintain the runway centerline.   At the moment of touchdown, the airplane and its longitudinal axis should be parallel to the runway. If not, you risk side-loading the airplane. The windward (upwind) wheel should touch down first. This helps prevent wind from getting under the wing and causing havoc. After the windward wheel touches down, the opposite main wheel should follow, with the nose wheel coming down last.   The most common mistake made by students and pros alike is letting go of the wind correction inputs after landing. It’s important to keep correcting for crosswind, even during the ground roll and taxi. Maintain crosswind inputs until you park! Your DPE will be watching for this! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #studentpilot #flighttraining #privatepilot #learntofly #pilottraining

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