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Are windshear training aid recommendations appropriate for other than large jet transports? Pilot procedures: Shear models

Published 2013-08-29 From Legacy CDMS 1 author
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Abstract

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Information is given in vugraph form on pilot procedures in windshear, typical winds in a downburst, a downburst encounter at takeoff by a large jet transport and a light turboprop twin, and a comparison of pitch algorithms in an approach encounter with downburst shear. It is observed that the light turboprop appears no less tolerant of a downburst encounter than the large jet.

Author

  • Bray, R. S. NASA Ames Research Center

Citation: Bray, R. S. (2013). Are windshear training aid recommendations appropriate for other than large jet transports? Pilot procedures: Shear models. Legacy CDMS. NASA NTRS ID 19880008251. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880008251 ↗