Approach

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Articles in Feb 2003 issue of Approach

• We don't need no stinkin' rules, do we? - ORM Corner - new training requirements help experienced pilots
  by Bruce Hay
• If it's not one thing, it's another - complacent air traffic controllers
  by Jim Morse
• Never a dull moment - landing with mechanical problems on an aircraft carrier
  by Chris Ognek
• To preflight of not to preflight, that is the question - preflight checks
  by Tony Pham
• My Peter Cain overnighter - decision-making when landing helicopters
  by Larry Vincent
• When things go bump in the day and night - routine maintenance problems - Brief Article
  by Theodore Burbo
• IFR in the cockpit - Instrument Flight Rules, landing a plane blind
  by James M. Fitzgerald
• Learning the difference between right and wrong - Crew Resource Management - Flying
  by Clay Person
• The Grumman Hawkeye breaks down - coping with equipment failure
  by Jerry Schafer
• A sign of weakness?
  by Thomas Wiley
• Feline frequent flyer, or the cat's meow - Brief Article
  by Bryan E. Trinkle
• Smells like JP-5 - working with a flight instructor
  by Peter J. Dicaro
• Cleared to circle to land, not ground loop - landing in a thunderstorm
  by Derek Dawson
• When you're no longer 20/20 - pilot use of contact lenses
  by Anna H. Stalcup