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It happens to be the same thing, almost always [barring performing aerobatic maneuvers which definitely require special training].
by H8crilA 5y ago
It happens to be the same thing, almost always [barring performing aerobatic maneuvers which definitely require special training].
- jtbayly 5y agoOr, according to the article, if you're in a twin engine plane with one engine out.
- namibj 5y agoOne such maneuver might be a deliberate sideslip during final approach, in particular the transition to no sideslip right after touchdown (unless all wheels steer, which is rare (the B-52 is a notable example)). I'm not too well versed in the details, though.