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Positive static stability is when an aircraft is displaced and it naturally returns to its pre-disturbed state.
When we say that an aircraft has stability, it implies that an aircraft is positively stable. For example, if we describe a C172 as being laterally stable, that means it has POSITIVE lateral stability.
When we say that an aircraft has stability, it implies that an aircraft is positively stable. For example, if we describe a C172 as being laterally stable, that means it has POSITIVE lateral stability.
If an aircraft is disturbed from normal flight and it then wants to stray further from normal flight, the aircraft is said to have negative static stability.
If an aircraft is disturbed from normal flight and the aircraft stays exactly in its disturbed state without correcting or getting worse, then it is said to have:
Static instability is the same as negative static stability.
Neutral static stability is the same as neutral stability.
Positive static stability is the same as static stability.
When we say that an aircraft has stability, it implies that an aircraft is positively stable. For example, if we describe a C172 as being laterally stable, that means it has POSITIVE lateral stability.
When we say that an aircraft has stability, it implies that an aircraft is positively stable. For example, if we describe a C172 as being laterally stable, that means it has POSITIVE lateral stability.
If an aircraft is disturbed from straight and level flight and it then regains its straight and level flight without pilot input, it is said to have:
If an aircraft is disturbed from straight and level flight and it then fails to regain its straight and level flight without pilot input, it is said to have:
A very stable aircraft is also highly controllable.
Controllability and stability work against each other.
Longitudinal stability is affected by which of the following factors?
Longitudinal stability mainly affects pitch.
Directional stability and lateral stability is affected by which of the following factors?
Lateral stability is mainly affected by:
A wing with a sweptback leading edge has _______________ lateral stability than a wing with a straight leading edge.
A low wing is more laterally stable than a high wing.
Lateral stability is stability along the longitudinal axis and is controlled by Aileron.
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