Tail Dragger Short Approach with Forward Slip at Van Nuys! (1946 Aeronca Chief) @HeavyMetalHorizons
Tail Dragger Short Approach with Forward Slip at Van Nuys! (1946 Aeronca Chief)  @HeavyMetalHorizons
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
With my slow airspeed and incoming jet traffic, ATC asked me to make a short approach for landing at Van Nuys. This minimizes my time in the traffic pattern and also has me landing further down the runway, where I can quickly exit. It's also a lot of fun!

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