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Why Airplanes Stall
Stalls occur at the Critical Angle of Attack —the point where the wing can no longer produce enough lift to overcome weight.
As the wing approaches the critical angle of attack, the separation point moves forward enough to exceed the design factor of the wing.
Stalling angle is usually between 15°- 20° for a typical airfoil.
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Stalls: Just For The Hell Of It
Logbooks, as a means of preserving precious memories of flight are way overrated because most of us just jot down the basics, rarely making note of how scared, excited or inspired we were by a particular flight or lesson. So even if I could find my first logbook, it would be of no use in helping me remember if, as a student, I was scared of stalls. I don’t remember being scared, but I do recall…
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