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- Post_stall abstract "Post stall is the state when the normal flight controls, like ailerons and elevators, are no longer sufficient to maintain control of the aircraft. Post stall technology (PST) aims to bring the aircraft into control. PST is also used in defensive maneuvers.".
- Post_stall wikiPageID "12657052".
- Post_stall wikiPageRevisionID "551767374".
- Post_stall hasPhotoCollection Post_stall.
- Post_stall subject Category:Aerial_maneuvers.
- Post_stall subject Category:Aerodynamics.
- Post_stall subject Category:Aircraft_wing_design.
- Post_stall subject Category:Aviation_risks.
- Post_stall subject Category:Emergency_aircraft_operations.
- Post_stall type Abstraction100002137.
- Post_stall type Act100030358.
- Post_stall type Action114006945.
- Post_stall type Activity100407535.
- Post_stall type AerialManeuvers.
- Post_stall type Attribute100024264.
- Post_stall type EmergencyAircraftOperations.
- Post_stall type Event100029378.
- Post_stall type Maneuver100959992.
- Post_stall type Operation100955060.
- Post_stall type Operation114008806.
- Post_stall type PsychologicalFeature100023100.
- Post_stall type State100024720.
- Post_stall type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Post_stall comment "Post stall is the state when the normal flight controls, like ailerons and elevators, are no longer sufficient to maintain control of the aircraft. Post stall technology (PST) aims to bring the aircraft into control. PST is also used in defensive maneuvers.".
- Post_stall label "Post stall".
- Post_stall sameAs m.02w_2b1.
- Post_stall sameAs Q7233750.
- Post_stall sameAs Q7233750.
- Post_stall sameAs Post_stall.
- Post_stall wasDerivedFrom Post_stall?oldid=551767374.
- Post_stall isPrimaryTopicOf Post_stall.