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It forms a single vortex over each wing, coefficient of lift still increases with angle of attack. It's more like moving the wingtip vortex near to the nose of
by Nick87633 4y ago
It forms a single vortex over each wing, coefficient of lift still increases with angle of attack. It's more like moving the wingtip vortex near to the nose of the plane. There is a much higher 'true stall' angle of attack where flow separates and lift reduces.