With the C-130 and T-1, I would always start with my crosswind controls around 1/4 mile final so I could be stable when I was in the overrun. I know some guys liked to apply crosswind controls right at the overrun, but I always thought that was more of a stunt than good technique....
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Originally posted by stubbleduck47: Reminds me of some interesting days in a Twin Otter in Kansas....
You can confirm or deny as you choose, but crosswind takeoffs OR landings in a twin otter can be un-fun because the twotter's wing starts flying at a significantly lower speed than you have control authority, particularly rudder response...
Either way you can find yourself trapped in a corner with no good way out...
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