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Do real aircraft abruptly pitch upward on take-off during rotation, or
is this an artifact of my simulator? I find that I must put the stick forward slightly as soon as the nose rises, or I risk a tail strike. This is especially true on small aircraft, such as the Baron 58. Large jets seem to do the same thing, but at a slower speed. I am curious as to whether real aircraft are the same way, and if so, what the proper way is to rotate to minimize wild movements. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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