191km Cross Country Flight Marbachegg commented 

danke danke 😊 ja das isch scho ä spezielle Momänt gsii

grazie 🙂

thank you 😉

Merci merci, alleini hätti die Geduud ou nid ufbracht. Aber wöu der Benu ono geng isch ume gsii bini dranne blibe und zämä heimeris chönne über Wasser haute. Umso befreiender woni du ändlech bi ufe choo 🤗 (der Benu hets öppe ä Viertustung vor mir gschafft, u de hani müesse ufhole 😉)

Thanks for the question 🙂 No I am not nervous flying close to the rocks with a two liner. I did meanwhile around 350 houres on two liners and I feel very comfortable flying with this wing. They are much more telling how the air is around you. So, if you can adapt these informations you can prevent almost every deformation of the wing. The only problem is when it is very turbulent and all the skills are needed to keep the wing open because in this situation sometimes it is not possible to make as fast turns as in calm air what can be dangerous close to the rocks. So it's safer to turn away from the wall than against it. But even in this situation I prefer my two liner instead of a 3 liner because I feel better what is going on.

@@oliverkeller106 I'm doing my first lesson and course next week. How many hours flight do you think it might take before doing something like this? I'm quite a logical thinker and fast learner.