EAA106 Chapter's VMC Club

This month's video scenario: our pilot is on a flight from MTV in the Blue Ridge Mountains to GOK in Oklahoma. This flight is an 842 mile flight at night. A preflight exam of the aircraft reveals no problems. The airport elevation at MTV is 941 feet. The minimum safe altitude in that area to the Northeast, Northwest and Southeast is 5800 feet. After takeoff on runway 13 the pilot suddenly loses his PFD and MFD. The control stick feels like something is fighting him. When looking outside he questions the shadow of something in the landing lights. What would you do?

Question of the month: Crosswind landings can be a challenge, but besides the touchdown, where in the pattern might we face the greatest risk for loss of control?

EAA106 Chapter is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

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About 1 week prior to this online meeting via Zoom, the Meeting ID and Passcode will be in the President's VMC Club notification email.
If you are not (yet) a member of EAA Chapter 106 (we hope you like what you see and consider joining and supporting us), send a request 1 week prior to this month's VMC Club's by emailing EAA106.INFO (gmail) and requesting the complete Zoom information.