What should the aircraft maintain after the break during the landing pattern?

Maintaining altitude and airspeed consistent with the pattern after the break is essential for safe and effective performance in the landing pattern. This ensures that the aircraft remains within the designated traffic pattern parameters, allowing for proper spacing and coordination with other aircraft in the area.

Keeping the correct altitude helps ensure that the aircraft maintains a safe margin above the ground during the descending turn towards the runway. Similarly, managing airspeed within the recommended values prevents the risk of stalling or excessive speed, which could lead to difficulties in controlling the aircraft during the final approach.

While airspace clearance from other traffic, having the gear down, and maintaining course toward the runway are also important aspects of landing, the primary focus immediately after the break should be on altitude and airspeed to ensure a stable and controlled approach to landing.