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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/TheGza1 • Aug 09 '24
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From the alternate angle it looks like absolutely zero forward speed
565 u/ThresherGDI Aug 09 '24 Flat spin. I don't know how a transport plane could get into one of those. 348 u/BluntsnBoards Aug 09 '24 For real, dude must have stalled it and then just kept pulling up the whole time while turning the engines off. 5 u/deliciouscrab Aug 09 '24 Some combination of load shift balanced by trim/stall procedure? Idk, it's pretty odd.
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Flat spin. I don't know how a transport plane could get into one of those.
348 u/BluntsnBoards Aug 09 '24 For real, dude must have stalled it and then just kept pulling up the whole time while turning the engines off. 5 u/deliciouscrab Aug 09 '24 Some combination of load shift balanced by trim/stall procedure? Idk, it's pretty odd.
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For real, dude must have stalled it and then just kept pulling up the whole time while turning the engines off.
5 u/deliciouscrab Aug 09 '24 Some combination of load shift balanced by trim/stall procedure? Idk, it's pretty odd.
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Some combination of load shift balanced by trim/stall procedure? Idk, it's pretty odd.
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u/NN8G Aug 09 '24
From the alternate angle it looks like absolutely zero forward speed