Figure 6-2 T-6A Defined Wingtip Distances

T-6A CONTACT

CHAPTER SIX

3/4 WTD

Where blue meets white on

the wing leading edge

2/3 WTD

Fuel cap

1/4 WTD

Where the canopy rail

visually bisects the wing

Figure 6-2 T-6A Defined Wingtip Distances

NOTES

1. Power settings are approximate and will vary with aircraft

weight, altitude, etc. Make corrections as needed. When mandated

by procedure to establish a specific power setting (as during the

4Ts, for example), setting power within +3% is acceptable. The

only exception is for procedures mandating a 4 to 6 percent power

setting to simulate the feathered condition.

2. Once established in the pattern, using greater than 30 AOB is

not recommended. Do not exceed 45 AOB.

602.

NORMAL LANDING PATTERN (USN)

The USN normal landing pattern is used at all naval air stations and outlying fields and can be

used to operate at most civilian fields. In order to understand the pattern procedures, you must

first have an in-depth knowledge of the pattern geometric shape and terms. Figure 6-4

LANDING PATTERN 6-3