PPL training - Emergency procedures 1
| 1 minute read, 171 wordsAfter debriefing the previous lesson, we continued with the next lesson on the plan - emergency procedures.
![Holding at Alfa](holding-short.jpg)
We headed back to Skjold training area for the first time in a while, do practice various emergency procedures at safe altitude and with plenty of potential forced landing areas.
![Haugesund](haugesund.jpg)
The weather was beautiful, and some patches of fog in the training area made it a bit magical as well.
![Skjold training area ahead](skjold-training-area-ahead.jpg)
We kept a close eye on the fog, to make sure it didn’t get worse and crept towards the airport (possibly forcing us to divert to Sola).
![Fog on the ground](foggy.jpg)
Emergency procedures are a very important part of the training, but also a surprisingly fun part. We did a lot of simulated failures, many of them resulting in a simulated emergency landing towards a nearby field, before aborting and “going around” once we got down to the minimum altitude.
![Foggy on the ground](foggy-on-the-ground.jpg)
We managed to complete everything we had planned to do before returning to the airport, which was still free of fog.
![Returning to ENHD in the sunset](sunset.jpg)
Returning to ENHD in the sunset