The scan: why instrument flying is an art, not a science : Air Facts Journal

Ask a native English speaker what their strategy is for writing a sentence and you'll probably get a blank stare. After all, most of us don't read a textbook and come up with a methodical approach to grammar before we write an email. So why do we insist on this same robotic approach when teaching instrument flying?

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