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From what I read it's a bit different. At high AoA the airspeed sensor doesn't work very good, therefore at high AoA the computer indicates that the airspeed is
by roelschroeven 8y ago
From what I read it's a bit different. At high AoA the airspeed sensor doesn't work very good, therefore at high AoA the computer indicates that the airspeed is unreliable.
The failed AoA sensor indicated high AoA, so the computer indicated unreliable airspeed.
- FabHK 8y agoJust as GP said: > this gave the pilots an unreliable airspeed indication EDIT to clarify: Apparently this was misread as "unreliable (airspeed indication)" = "displaying an airspeed which was unreliable", rather than "(unreliable airspeed) indication" = "signal that airspeed should not be relied on".