Mike Vivion
Recently retired from his seat as the Chief Pilot at the University of Minnesota, Crookston aviation program, Mike's credentials as a CFI are eclipsed by few others. He formerly spent 34 years as a pilot in Alaska flying for the Department of Fish and Wildlife. He now calls Bozeman, Montana home.
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September 10, 2013
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Technique
There exists a quality to visual conditions, and sometimes what is technically VFR is practically useless without instruments, as in the case of surface whiteout, or "flying inside a milk bottle."