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September 2004 
Flight Test SafetyWhile the “Golden Age” of flight testing is no more, the lessons learned endure. Here’s how to apply those lessons to managing and reducing your risks. Sloppy IFR This time, you can blame it on ATC. Controllers aren’t keeping up with GPS approach clearances and procedures, which is why you need to. ADIZ Strategies Yes, flying in the hyper-paranoid Washington, D.C., area is a headache. Here’s how to plan ahead and work around the existing airspace restrictions. Maximum Range When flying beyond the pattern, you have two choices: Fast or far; you can’t have both. Here’s how to plan and fly maximum range flights. Managing Energy Practical energy management is a critical skill used for each landing. How to put it on the numbers every time. Switching Tanks It’s an article of faith that major maintenance work isn’t complete until a full test of all components and systems can be made. Here’s why. | ||||||||
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