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• He does however agree to give Moira instruction in blind flying.
• Only pilots with excellent flying abilities, especially blind flying, were chosen.
• The third prototype was re-designed as a trainer aircraft for blind flying.
• The second was the " full panel " attitude system of instrument flying, which is credited with revolutionizing training in blind flying.
• Although nearly identical to the Z-2 and Z-3, it featured several equipment changes optimised for blind flying training.
• The reason he was posted to Orfordness was to conduct experiments in cloud flying ( later known as blind flying ) and aerial navigation.
• They flew fast enough that the time between detecting them and the bombers reaching their targets left little time to launch blind flying " training.
• Their efforts resulted in the development of the first " blind flying " curriculum at the Advanced Flying School and won Crane the Mackay Trophy.
• Avionics systems increased in sophistication and became more widespread, including power-assisted flight controls, blind flying instrumentation, radio communications and radar tracking.
• It was fitted with a removable opaque canopy, which could be used to simulate blind flying, and was particularly useful for instrument and navigation training.
• For example, aerobatics and blind flying were not taught, and pilots were explicitly forbidden to do either, even if they were capable of doing so.
• An Air Ministry investigation determined the cause of the accident to be pilot error due to the pilot's lack of experience in navigation and blind flying.
• 12 R-XIII's were converted to blind flying trainers "'R-XIIIt "'in 1934, with higher closed trainee cab.
• The latter, at the rear, was provided with the then-new blind flying panel and a cockpit hood was fitted so blind flying instruction was possible.
• The latter, at the rear, was provided with the then-new blind flying panel and a cockpit hood was fitted so blind flying instruction was possible.
• Greiner attended the Long-Range reconnaissance school at Gro遝nhain, followed by the " Blindflugschule " ( Blind Flying School ) at Neuburg an der Donau.
• Furthermore, concerns about flight safety from the authorities forced him to rebuild the engine, get approval for the additional fuel load, and undergo blind flying tests.
• All the instruments on the blind flying panel are vacuum powered from a vacuum pump fitted on one of the engines, making the instruments independent of the electrical supply.
• A "'blind flying panel "'is a sub-panel in the cockpit containing six instruments mounted away from the main panel on three rubber suspension points.
• B鋜 then attended the blind flying school " Blindflugschule " 2 ( BFS 2 2nd blind flying school ) at Neuburg an der Donau from 7 July to 14 August 1938.