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Old June 19th 06, 07:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.student,rec.aviation.owning
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Default Plastic planes are fast but landing speed too high


Emily wrote:
P S wrote:
I received some marketing brouchures from one of the best
selling "composite plane" on the market, with an invitation
to take a ride. Well, I was tempted until I found out how high
the Vso is. The plane goes in on final at 80 kts.

Which means, 80 kias is the speed you use for emergency
landing.


snip

I wasn't aware that 80 KIAS was all that fast.


I happen to like composite airframes. A nice set of Fowler flaps can
help slow you down.

 




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