In the world of aviation, pilots are extensively trained to rely on their instruments to navigate safely through the skies. However, an over-dependence on these tools can pose significant risks. Here, we explore the reasons why pilots should not become overly reliant on instruments when flying, emphasizing the vital role of maintaining proficiency and situational awareness beyond the cockpit gauges.
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