Watch the speed!

[Genghis the Engineer]

Originally Posted by mazzy1026

SSD - in a regular training aircraft (i.e one not capable of aero's) how can you stall with a high airspeed? (Not arguing this - just want to know how).

Perhaps a demo in the chippie at Liverpool this weekend

In a turn.

Stall speed in a turn = level stall speed / SQRT [cos (bank angle).]

So if, say, an aeroplane stalls level at 55 knots, then with 60° of bank it'll stall at 78 knots in a balanced turn.

SSD's rather more extreme approach works too!

G