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![]() This tow pilot will not agree to putting aircraft out of control at any altitude. UH I can imagine that a severe kiting upset of the type under discussion could put a towplane uncomfortably close to its negative load factor limits. It might also expose the tug's tailplane to loads beyond those for which it was designed or tested. --Bob K. |
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