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Explicative and they both start trying to push the nose down. as the nose comes up. the airspeed starts dropping off. it's armed for go around because of the approach mode and now full power comes in to both engines. the nose pitches up. and this air bus went straight up in the air. this is a perfectly clear night with nothing wrong with the airplane. went straight up in the air and did a hammerhead stall and went in and crashed and killed everybody on the airplane. that's a a per example of what can happen. these are trained pilots. imagine somebody that studied real hard to try to hijack an ...

Aircraft i can either deflect it, absorb it more, can i go below it and i can evade it. that had to be an individual with that type of knowledge and that type of skill. >> and j.p., you know, the elevation changes, one thing a lot of people are talking about, possibly could it be causing people to think that maybe there was a fight in the cockpit? >> that initial one that i have read about in the "times" were by the aircraft go up 45,000 feet and does a turn and comes back. that looks to me like a recovery. a fight perhaps over the controls. you have a zoom climb. the airplane is only -- maxim...

Aircraft up' there, do what we call like an octo flugeron. >> you think he stalled at 45,000 feet? >> he ran out of airspeed. this aircraft. >> that's scary. >> if i took this thing along at 35,000 feet and wanted to do a zoom climb and put the power all the way 8-5 maximum speed. start to shake. roll trim up. get that plane up. it will run out of speed at maybe 6,000 or 7,000 feet. this is not a fighter. so the momentum would take it up to 45,000 feet and the airspeed would be going down towards zero and so would the controllability of that aircraft. and so a pilot skilled. skilled pilot if t...

Likely on the longest runway to give the pilot the most amount of time to bleed off the speed and touch this thing down as softly as you can. whether it's a nose wheel or side wheel, the object, the objective, is to touch it down so it doesn't below more tires. they'll come in, you'll see them make their way down the runway and ever so slightly touch down the rear wheels and try as long as they can to keep that nose up until they bleed off enough airspeed that the nose comes down and touches down as light as they can to keep it in the middle of the runway, so if, for some reason, the plane hit...

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