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    Flying the Pegasus

    Jun 18, 2024 2 minutes

    After takeoff, the KC-46 is flown with finesse, with the pilots turning knobs to achieve headings and altitudes. Throughout most of the flight, aside from performing an AR, turning knobs remains the theme, until landing. It flies smoothly, is incredibly comfortable compared to the KC-135,

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