Transcript excerpt from a CFI (Certified Flight Instructor) training video describing a controlled approach to a confined area with emphasis on steeper final approaches, managing descent rate and airspeed, and recognising/initiating a go-around when necessary. The speaker discusses terrain, descent rate (~100 ft/min), speed control, and decision cues for flying away to execute a go-around.
We have rising terrain. Of course, now that we're on the final, we're going to use a steeper approach. Our descent rate is about 100ft per minute. We can take our speed as low as we need to at this very moment, controlling our braid. Okay, you can fly away. Okay, go around. You can fly away. We'll call it a go. We'll call it go around. Perfect. Going around. Just. We don't want to go down there with. We don't want to try to hover above that tall. So that's kind of what Jeff does. He wants to see the setup, see the approach, start heading in. At some point, you'll go, okay, let's fly away. You can go away. Yeah, perfect. So we have 60 nodes. We're on.
