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No, it saves fuel. They're probably going faster AND using less throttle. Cruise speed is WAY above stall speed.
by rconti 8y ago
No, it saves fuel. They're probably going faster AND using less throttle. Cruise speed is WAY above stall speed.
- reacweb 8y agoNo. When you are flying high (at the route flight level), air becomes less dense and the stall speed increases a lot (expressed in true air speed). When a flight is at its highest available flight level, the range of available speeds is very narrow.