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Pilot engineer VAUGHAN ASKUE, manager of customer development at sikorsky aircraft in stratford, in his book "Flight testing homebuilt aircraft" says: flight testing is the step-by-step process of learning an aircraft's limitations, difining and fixing its problems, and determining its capability and optimum flying techniques. each step in the test process designed to prepare both the pilot and airplane to progress to the next step with a minimum of risk.

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