Keep cool, act quickly, but don't overdo a thing.

If the machine is tipping a little to one side, don't get excited and throw it clean over the other way.

And don't try to make any sharp turns until you know your machine thoroughly." Then he had them watch him while making several flights close to the ground, and told them exactly what he was going to do.

This lasted for two days.
"Running an auto and a bicycle will help you," he said.

"But sailing a biplane is, after all, a science in itself.