Whether a visual landing or an instrument approach, a stabilized glide path makes it easier to fly a more accurate and safe touchdown. • What it means to fly a “stabilized approach” in Beech piston airplanes• “By the numbers” flying for instrument and visual approaches• Whether, when and how to use flaps in an approach• Tips for increased accuracy on approach• Answers to your questions.This course content will take approximately 69 minutes to complete. Additional time should be allowed for review and taking the exam to earn your WINGS credit. To view this content, join the American Bonanza Society at www.bonanza.org/join or login to your account at www.bonanza.org and access the ABS Online Learning Center (OLC). To find this webinar and others, while in the OLC, choose Browse All Courses and select Webinars from the category menu. If you have any questions about this, email the ABS office at info@bonanza.org”
