How not to Land - What was this guy thinking?

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[doatlife]

AWWWWWWWWEESOOOME MUSIC

[MADdrummer971]

@Iride4fun1 Flight simulator x

[MADdrummer971]

Both are fail landings, the papi lights on the second one showing all white.

[SgtRevan]

@oktal3700 AoA is the true stall indicator is what I'm basically getting at, while speed it great in 99% of circumstances, it won't work for that 1% (such as a microburst for example)

[SgtRevan]

@oktal3700 Not quite, an aircraft always stalls at an exact value for AoA. So if a wing stalls at 15 degrees, no matter how fast or slow it's going, if the AoA is over 15 it will stall. Speed though is tied to AoA in most circumstances. For example, if I wanna fly at 40 knots in a cessna 152, I can't have an AoA of 1, it'll probably be more around 10. Increase speed and my AoA will go down. But because stall speeds change under different loadings, people say speed isn't to be relied on.

[oktal3700]

@SgtRevan Airspeed and angle of attack both contribute to stall.

[Iride4fun1]

what game is that

[MultiGodfather]

First landing:AWESOME!!!!!!!

Second landing:BOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRII­IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNGGGG­GGG.

First clip: how to land

Second clip: How not to land

[SgtRevan]

@gladanka Correction: An aircraft stalls at a certain angle of attack.

[SgtRevan]

@DiamondPilotDan I thought the same thing. If you watch other videos this guy puts out he has a lot of those little mistakes that miss-attribute things.