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December 23rd 06, 08:57 AM
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500 km Triangle at 306 km/hr in Argentina
Greg Arnold wrote:
When you are cruising at 20,000' to 30,000', doesn't the effect of altitude cause IAS to be substantially less than ground speed? That is indeed true. However, there are aeroelastic concerns (such as flutter) which may result in a lower indicated vne at high altitude. Charles 
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