737 Pylt
Um....Floats anyone??
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Its actually dependent on the aircraft's LGW, which could be anywhere from 10.5 to 11.5 degrees, but according to the FTM, anything more than 10.5 degrees with flaps 30 will result in a tail strike.federico said:Are there any real jet pilots here who can say how many degrees you need on the 75 to do a tail strike.
18 degrees, wow! that's some serious pitch!On the Bus its 18 degress wich is very hard to do. Pls no CFI steep turn teaching not it alls need to comment
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