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Not a pilot, but isn't stalling dependent on AoA and airspeed? If airspeed is very high(as would be for a plane flying down into the ground), why would AoA safe
by oh_sigh 8y ago
Not a pilot, but isn't stalling dependent on AoA and airspeed? If airspeed is very high(as would be for a plane flying down into the ground), why would AoA safety levels matter?
- seandoe 8y agoThe definition of stalling is exceeding the critical angle of attack... regardless of airspeed. You can stall an airplane at any airspeed, though typically you stall at slower speeds because you are operating closer to that critical AoA.