Who does flight plans?

Peter Duniho wrote:

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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I think 5 is considered "a few" by most, even hair-splitters such as
yourself.


Each person has their own definition. If you want to split hairs, you need
to use a more precise term. To me, "a few" is generally three, while I'd
use "several" for five or more.

If you check Websters it says a small number of units. Five is a small
number.


In any case, the real question is how much before you stall will the horn go
off. It goes off much longer than a second before you stall the wing.


[...] but these have been called "full stall landings" since before I was
born so that is good enough for me.


As long as you understand that you are not actually stalling the airplane,
that's fine. Use whatever inaccurate terminology you like.

I understand that I'm stalling the wing, not the airplane.

Matt