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Takeoff aborts: the properly prepared takeoff is spring-loaded to turn into an abort. Here's how to decide when to call the whole thing off.(STICK AND RUDDER): An article from: Aviation Safety

Author Thomas P. Turner
Publisher Belvoir Media Group, LLC
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Author(s) Thomas P. Turner
Publisher Belvoir Media Group, LLC
ISBN / ASIN B003FLPLZA
ISBN-13 978B003FLPLZ9
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