Flaps on take-off and landing

You'll tear the wings off of a normal category plane before you can do
either of those.

I guess you really don't have a clue, do you?

mike

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Positive G's can make you pass out. Negative G's can cause
hemorrhages and strokes.

mike regish writes:

You'll tear the wings off of a normal category plane before you can do
either of those.

Normal categories of planes don't usually make the types of moves that
I dislike, at least if the pilot is competent.

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mike regish writes:

You'll tear the wings off of a normal category plane before you can do
either of those.

Normal categories of planes don't usually make the types of moves that
I dislike, at least if the pilot is competent.

How would you know? You've stated you've never been in a 'normal category'
aircraft. Or have you re-defined 'normal category' in your own mind?

Steve Foley writes:

How would you know?

By watching them, or riding in them.

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Steve Foley writes:

How would you know?

By watching them, or riding in them.


Your ignorance is showing again. You better lookup 'normal category'

Steve Foley writes:

You better lookup 'normal category'

Where?

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Steve Foley writes:

You better lookup 'normal category'

Where?

Try the FAA. It's probably not on your Microsoft CD.