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Engine "Stalling" is not a big issue at all. As a part of training we purposefully stall engines and recover from it. And as angle of attack increases due to in
by ganeshkrishnan 8y ago
Engine "Stalling" is not a big issue at all. As a part of training we purposefully stall engines and recover from it. And as angle of attack increases due to increase/decrease in wind speed, engine stalls can be more frequent that usual.
- makeset 8y agoYou are conflating two separate things. Stalls in the aerodynamic sense (angle-of-attack above critical) have nothing to do with the engine "stalling" (engine-out) which is a mechanical failure.
- ganeshkrishnan 8y agoI should have used better terminology. The article here describes aircraft stalls and I was talking about the same. Aircraft stalls are not extra-ordinary events and with auto pilot on the computer is always adjusting the angle, speed , preventing stall etc.