Full Deflection?

Heeding maneuvering speed protects against gusts or abrupt control movement. What if they're combined

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Jeb Burnside
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Maneuvering speed is something fledgling airplane pilots learn about early in their training. It’s one of the more important details to know about any airplane because it has implications for structural integrity. It’s also relevant to operating in turbulence and performing maneuvers, although its value isn’t on an airspeed indicator, mainly because it varies with […]
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