Sentence examples for airspeed which from inspiring English sources

Cockpit indicators clearly display target airspeed, which is based in part on factors like aircraft weight.

Instruments that electronically correct for altitudinal differences and temperature give the true airspeed, which is used to calculate the aircraft's position.

Initially, this outflow causes a headwind that increases airspeed, which normally causes a pilot to reduce engine power if they are unaware of the wind shear.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigated the crash and concluded it was caused by the flight instructor's improper decision to take off in poor weather conditions, his overloading the aircraft, and his failure to maintain airspeed, which resulted in a stall.

Airspeed - - 85 KIAS (If fire is not extinguished, increase glide speed to fine an airspeed which will provide an incombustible mixture).

Preliminary data showed the crew let the plane's airspeed deteriorate, which could have been equipment failure, mismanagement of automated systems or simple neglect.

Flutter suppression is thus cast as a robust stabilization problem over uncertain airspeed, for which a low-order H∞ controller is computed.

The wing is designed to be more flexible than the models used in previous research on the subject in order to expand the airspeed range in which LCOs occur.

This is also evidenced by migration speeds among modeled PC2 populations, which adjusted airspeed to wind conditions to minimize transport cost, being on average only 5% higher than those among PC1 populations.

The first black box measured only five parameters (heading, altitude, airspeed, vertical acceleration, and time), which were recorded by a stylus that embossed the information directly onto a piece of metal foil that could be used only once.

It called for certain steps to be carried out nationally: to gather more data on the numbers of air-tour operations and to ensure flight safety in scenic or closed-in areas, which suggests regulating airspeed in some cases and flying altitudes in others.