155 Spins and Stalls Explained - Interview with Catherine Cavagnaro

155 Spins and Stalls Explained - Interview with Catherine Cavagnaro

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Summary155 Dr. Catherine Cavagnaro talks about how not everything you've been taught about lift or spins may be true! She debunks a common theory of lift and explains the difference between slipping stalls and skidding stalls and which is more dangerous. You'll learn how spin recovery varies in different aircraft. She also explains how wake turbulence begins at much slower speeds than taught by the FAA.

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