Simulated Engine-Out Glide Performance

In this video, Tom Turner provides a technique for safely simulating an engine-out glide to landing without potentially harming the engine.
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[@kiltedpiper98]

Great way to practice.

[@tooncesthedrivingcat8267]

This used a circular overhead pattern. You can and should practice a straight in as that’s a more likely scenario.

[@emergencylowmaneuvering7350]

Afraid of turning? LOL>>>