Hello again and welcome to Aviation News Talk where we talk in general aviation, with relevant

news and flying tips for pilots and student pilots to help keep you safe. I'm Max Ruskat.

Today we'll be talking about the absurdly high accident rate with instrument circling approaches

and we'll provide some tips for flying circling approaches. Now just a few days ago in

episode 198, we talked with Catherine Kavignaro about PIO or pilot-induced

oscillation, and with Rob Mark, about the new G-100 UL unleaded fuel, Garman's new Smartglide,

and the Diamond DA50RG.

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This week in the news, the Olympics and Flying will tell you about the special way some of the competitors got there. An air race from the 1920s is getting started back up nearly a hundred

years later, but with a twist. And we have a new addition to our stupid criminals file.

All this and more, and the news starts now.

From Insider.com, approximately 325 horses have made their way across the world for the

Summer Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo, and they traveled in style.

A whopping 19 airplanes and 185 truck journeys were commissioned to transport the top flight equines to their own Olympic

village in Japan. Here's the rundown of how a bulk of the horses got to Tokyo, according to the

chronicle of the horse. Of the 329 total equine passengers, 247 flew through Liege, Belgium,

where the airport has a special hotel for horses, who would have known? After 60 days of

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