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High altitude weather and aerodynamics

Critical Angle of Attack in Turns | G-Forces Push To Stall 

Why Load Factors Matter to Critical Angle of Attack  Load factor describes the ratio of lift an aircraft must produce compared to its weight. In straight-and-level, unaccelerated flight, that load factor is 1G. However, the moment an aircraft enters a turn, pulls abruptly, or maneuvers aggressively, the load factor increases. As load factor rises, the

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High altitude weather and aerodynamics

Critical Angle of Attack in Turns | G-Forces Push To Stall 

Why Load Factors Matter to Critical Angle of Attack  Load factor describes the ratio of lift an aircraft must produce compared to its weight. In straight-and-level, unaccelerated flight, that load factor is 1G. However, the moment an aircraft enters a turn, pulls abruptly, or maneuvers aggressively, the load factor increases. As load factor rises, the

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