A Stall On TakeOff

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Description: A Aircraft stalls on TakeOff
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emiratespilot ::: Favorites Yer, it looks like he ment to do it. 07-08-30 16:50:45 _____________________________________________________
kingarjun93 ::: Favorites pretty weird for an experienced pilot actually 07-08-30 16:49:44 _____________________________________________________
emiratespilot ::: Favorites True. 07-08-30 16:48:26 _____________________________________________________
kingarjun93 ::: Favorites of course the aeroplane is gonna stall in that kind of angle of attack and in that altitude there is no looking back for recovery 07-08-30 16:46:39 _____________________________________________________
stewarti2000 ::: Favorites These details are correct Accident at Gimli on Aug 27, 1992. An experimental, modified Caribou. Rudder lock was engaged & aileron lock had been disengaged at the moment of impact. Conclusion is the gust-lock system hadn't been disengaged & that some locks had been engaged after take-off. If the control surfaces aren't in neutral position when the lock is engaged, movement of surfaces through neutral will engage it. Details at asasiDOTorg / papers/ 2001 / Four Unrelated AccidentsDOTpdf 07-08-04 13:52:15 _____________________________________________________
DanFrederiksen ::: Favorites I most certainly have not as noone has provided sourcing 07-08-02 09:25:14 _____________________________________________________
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stewarti2000 ::: Favorites hope you have your details now best wishes Stewart 07-08-01 18:14:12 _____________________________________________________
steveeex7 ::: Favorites Accident at Gimli on Aug 27, 1992. An experimental, modified Caribou. Rudder lock was engaged & aileron lock had been disengaged at the moment of impact. Conclusion is the gust-lock system hadn't been disengaged & that some locks had been engaged after take-off. If the control surfaces aren't in neutral position when the lock is engaged, movement of surfaces through neutral will engage it. Details at asasiDOTorg / papers/ 2001 / Four Unrelated AccidentsDOTpdf 07-07-30 23:59:10 _____________________________________________________
cruddneck ::: Favorites center of gravity way off there. 07-07-30 13:14:44 _____________________________________________________
DanFrederiksen ::: Favorites says who? 07-07-30 10:15:18 _____________________________________________________