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Crosswind Landings... But airspeed?



 
 
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Old September 29th 05, 07:21 AM
Jmarc99
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Default Crosswind Landings... But airspeed?

After having read all the posts in the previous thread, no one said a word
about de right airspeed to keep along the final approach... whatever this is done
with a sideslip or crabbing.

I am wondering what should be the right airspeed (calculated or not, 1.3 Vs + wind speed)
to get in a crosswind landing.

What about a straight 90 degrees crosswind, or more?

I wouldn't turn back ON the old "Crosswind Landings" thread!
Just wish to talk about the airspeed to get according different wind speeds and gusts!

jmarc

 




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