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That's a really good point. The AoA disagree could go off as soon as the nose is lifted, which still may give pilots just enough time to abort take-off or imme
by Someone1234 8y ago
That's a really good point.
The AoA disagree could go off as soon as the nose is lifted, which still may give pilots just enough time to abort take-off or immediately request landing.
- VBprogrammer 8y ago> which still may give pilots just enough time to abort take-off Airliners are committed to takeoff by the point of rotation. Typical ops manuals would abort for any warning before 80kts, at a speed known as V1 they are committed (even in case of engine failure) this typically occurs 10-20kts before rotation speed where the pilot initiates lifting the nose.