That level of silliness belongs in a Looney Tunes cartoon. Thank you for sharing!
Is this a common outcome of flat spins? That is, to return to a recoverable state after ejection? I’d think this would be exceedingly rare. And what’s the stability profile on this make of plane?
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That level of silliness belongs in a Looney Tunes cartoon. Thank you for sharing!
Is this a common outcome of flat spins? That is, to return to a recoverable state after ejection? I’d think this would be exceedingly rare. And what’s the stability profile on this make of plane?
I don't think many of them at all ever recover themselves like that, after a certain point you just don't have the altitude to fix it all.