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Ray on The Unstallable Plane That StalledSupposedly the Antonov AN -2 can’t stall. See a discussion on Aviation Stack Exchange. That’s an exaggeration as it loses…
John Dallman on The Unstallable Plane That Stalled"Tufting" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuft_(aeronautics) is a fairly standard technique in aerodynamic research. Computerised flow simulations have made it old-fashioned, but it still…
Captain Ray on The Unstallable Plane That StalledInteresting discussion. Most pilots, flying in the bush, wouldn't takeoff in a float plane, even empty and practice stalls. Floats…
CHip on The Unstallable Plane That StalledI am baffled by the notion that an aircraft would be unstallable; I've read about (but never flown) the Ercoupe,…
Tania on The Unstallable Plane That StalledGreat write-up. Really important for all pilots to be safety-minded. Yes, a stall is not a "normal flight condition" but…
Julie R on The Unstallable Plane That StalledI am terribly impressed by both the building of a test plane and the wool threads. That's just incredible. I…