Private Learjet 45

EC-ILK

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Planespotting

[DanielDaniel1]

what are those pannels that angle out under the tail?

[iur7]

I think that is an aerodynamic apendice that help the plane to go steady

[exploringtv]

yes sir flying real planes is quite different my friend

[kkaa75]

so nice i hope to flight it as pilot

[MrStoneVevo]

 Shamal from Gta Sa

[MonacoBlast]

Does this jet come with external inertia dampening?

[yamahonkawazuki]

@SuperBrandon37 ok

[Dackster1994]

2:17 Eargasm !!1

[mustard286]

we see these all the time by my school, we're right next to an airport separated by a road, and the planes fly over us less than 200 feet.

[Bleriotman]

@DanielDaniel1 They are called "delta fins" and they reduce the need for yaw damping. All swept wing aircraft have a tendency to "dutch roll" which is an oscillation that combines yawing with rolling. Early Lears had 2 yaw damper systems and no delta fins. The newer ones have the delta fins and only 1 yaw damper system.

[onecheman]

Vaya, le has pillao muy bien. Estéticamente me agradan los Lear, pero necesitan mucha pista para despegue y aterrizaje.

Los más bonitos jets son sin duda los Falcon, el F900 uno de los que más.

[Corvette35000]

Dear santa...

[SuperBrandon37]

i havbe one of those< the real one onot the rc and it flies smoothly even through minor storms