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March 6th 04, 07:52 PM
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I have not read Piggots book but the term Sub- Gravity refers to either =
reduced "G" or Negative "G" loading. Some people are badly affected by such sensations and may act = irrationally if subjected to them. A common cause of approach/landing = accidents is due to such sensations being encountered by pilots in = gusty/rough conditions and believing that they are stalled. When they = take stall recovery action close to the ground when, in fact, the = aircraft is not stalled, you can guess at the outcome 
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