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Floating Down The Runway?

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It's frustrating to watch stripe after stripe pass underneath your nose, well past where you planned to touch down. Worse yet, your airspeed just isn't bleeding off. We've all been there.

Whether it's your first solo flight, or you're a seasoned airline captain, floating down the runway past your touchdown point is a problem that all pilots face. This is what you need to know about why you're floating and what you can do to fix it.

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