Sentence examples for aircraft stall from inspiring English sources

An aircraft stall occurs when the plane tries to climb too steeply.

Aircraft stall speed (m/s).

Aircraft stalled in steep climb.

The aircraft stalled, hit the runway tail first and then burst into flames.

The aircraft stalled, even as the altitude warning sounded incorrectly saying it was falling, and instead of lowering its nose according to protocol, Bonin followed its instructions and continued to attempt to fly upwards.

In a statement the airline said: "It appears that the crew followed the evolving weather conditions and had changed their route, that the failure of the speed sensors is the initial event that caused the automatic pilot to fail and a loss of the associated flying tools, that the aircraft stalled at high altitude.

After constructing a 12-horsepower internal combustion engine in Dayton, Ohio, the brothers transported their machine in pieces to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina where, during their first flight test on December 14 , 1903 the aircraft stalled during takeoff and was damaged.

The aircraft stalled, fell to the ground and exploded, killing Holland and the other three U.S. Air Force crew members.

Thus, flying at 145 knots (269 km/h, 167 mph) IAS (indicated air speed) the aircraft stalled without sufficient altitude to recover before striking the ground.

In Aubrey's relation of the interview, the aircraft stalled after take-off, throwing Coandă clear, and "gently collapsed to the ground" where it burned.

At a height of around 150 feet, with all four engines producing take-off thrust, the nose began to fall, and the aircraft stalled.