CNN The Sixties December 29, 2014 04:41:00
Restart? >> well it's a wind stall, not an engine stall. we have to clarify that. when you talk about a stall, they think about your car stalling on the freeway. this is an aerodynamic stall of the wingd, so it can no longer sustain flight. the air across the top of the wing is disturbed and broken up and no longer giving lift. if it's a controlled scenario the pilot would simply push the nose down the plane would gain speed, it would start flying again. however, if it's uncontrolled event where he's completely lost control of the airplane then the scenarios that unfold are not very pleasant a...
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