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[i](a) appear stationary on the horizon[/i] Collision trajectory implies nil relative motion. However, appearing on the horizon is a sufficient...

Certainly is the well-known octogenarian Harrier engineering test pilot. Google "John Farley test pilot" and you will have a few hours entertainmen...

You would help your cause were you to show some initiative, methinks. However, for the benefit of others who might be interested, the following ...

You could start here, I guess, if you just want to look at the rate equations .. There are many net references (not to mention a raft of text boo...

Thanks for the scan. The book description of slip and skid is pretty conventional for pilot training. Notice that the pictures have a yaw strin...

[i][b]During an approach to land, there is slight turbulence which causes the a/c to go below its min. approach speed and come too low. What should ha...

Further to Bob's response, it is important to be aware of the following for aircraft furnishing matters (which I presume is the basis for your questio...

I don't have the manual so could you post a scan of the page, please ? That will help me understand what it is that you are trying to describe .. ri...

[b]What does skewing and stretching the envelope mean ?[/b] [i][/i] If you plot the normal weight by moment (or IU) chart based on the usual OEM d...

[b][i]… it has been pushed that I have to use the POH datum and there is no option to that. How can you use a different datum ?[/i][/b] Some observ...

Ray, perhaps I might answer your questions in reverse order ? [i][b]Also, can you explain your abbreviations, please ?[/b][/i] My apologies .. I...

Perhaps I can offer some thoughts on this question and add a bit to Bob's reply. I am presuming that the charts referred to are the (a) gross ...

A few thoughts, if I may .. [i] a. A descent and turn towards operating engine[/i] Descent ? probably. Turn to the operating engine ? depends on...

Cargo/baggage ? I would need to have a play with the loading information to form a definite view. However, a quick looksee at the moment line ...

Noted this thread whilst idly wandering through the site. While Richard's comments are valid, folk should note that, for Australia, generally one s...