What does stall mean in aircraft?
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Other word for flow separation. In this case, the air flow drops at the supporting surfaces, which in the worst case can lead to a crash. This happens when the aircraft flies too slowly or rises too steeply.
A plane flies because wind passes over the wings’ wings.
If an airplane is in a position where it is simply “too slow”, then it would fall like a stone from the sky.
The whole thing is called stable. in art aviation is the great fun, only with an Airbus or Boeing a very dangerous condition.
This is extremely dangerous the air which flows under and above the support surfaces ensures that the air is no longer present when the flow is torn. This happens when you fly too slowly. And if you didn’t lift up, your plane falls like a stone from the sky. Then you’ll get the alarm!! What is it that you lose too fast will come if you don’t get too fast!!TerrainTerrain!! Pull Up Pull Up!! And then it’s over. A vibrating control billet also points to a stable.
Stable is the alarm call in the cockpit when the aircraft comes into the flow demolition, that is to say the airplane gets no more flow and drops down
Flow demolition, e.g. when the speed becomes too low during the climbing flight.
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So if the nose is raised to such an extent that the speed is quickly greatly reduced and the plane can “tilt” because it is no longer fast enough.
This effect can be used in the air struggle in order to get an advantage against the opponent with the overrought moment, and e.g. with a Kobra maneuver (or Kulbit) to put it behind to get into the firing position.
Anything missing?
In a cobramaneuver no stable is provoked.
Well, or it happens unintentionally, and you fall like a sheet to the ground.
The plane is only braked.
Then you need to recover how to learn it in training and practice countless times. The ones were afraid of it, I loved it.
Yes well this is the other option XD
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