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So I'll take that as a "no" that you don't have any citations or professional/academic experience to talk about airframe stress dynamics in a hurricane.
by zymhan 9y ago
So I'll take that as a "no" that you don't have any citations or professional/academic experience to talk about airframe stress dynamics in a hurricane.
- hueving 9y agoWhat citations would you like beyond basic reasoning skills? Planes don't fly relative to the ground, they fly relative to the air. Unless the wind is gusting from 0 to 160 (which is not how hurricanes work), there is nothing to be discussed here. The earth rotates at 1000 MPH and you don't see people wondering if cars can handle that. https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/34433/how-are-extreme-winds-aloft-handled-and-how-do-they-affect-flight https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/34433/how-are-e...
- zymhan 9y agoBecause air moves in more than one direction. Wind shear is a serious threat to passenger aircraft.