CNN The Sixties December 29, 2014 03:40:00
And i've called a friend of mine who is an aviation expert he happens to also be in australia. had a lock at some of the radar tracking and saw they were at 36,300 feet or something, and 350 knots. he was sort of speculating as we all are at the moment that that was a bit slow. is that a risk in this situation when you're climbing to get above or around a thunderstorm what happens if your speed is a little too slow? >> if any circumstance if your speed is a bit too slow that's not good. it also can be not good if it's too fast. there's a high-speed stall and a slow-speed stall. as you go highe...
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