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Slow flight is sometimes referred to as the “region of reversed command” or the “back side of the power curve”. This is because in slow flight, more power is required to maintain straight and level flight at lower
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are the most affected, and roll control is significantly degraded. If ailerons are used in slow flight, there is a possibility that the high wing will
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remains effective in slow flight, and yaw provided by it can be used to control the
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begin to lose their effectiveness due to the reduction in airflow over them.
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due to the increased angle of attack, sending the aircraft into a
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lift to drag ratio
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flight envelope protection
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