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  1. Why Does Stall Speed Increase With Bank Angle? - Boldmethod

    • Learn why stall speed increases with bank angle and how to avoid an accelerated stall. Find out how lift, load factor, and angle of attack affect your airplane's performance in turns.… See more

    What Happens When You Bank

    When you're flying straight and level, the lift that your wings produce points straight up, opposing gravity. But when you start to bank, that lift vector starts moving too. At this point, y… See more

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    Let's say you enter a 30 degree banked turn and you don't change the amount of lift your wing is producing. In the banked turn, some of the lift that was keeping your plane at altitude i… See more

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    Load Factor In Turns

    Another thing that happens in a constant altitude, coordinated turn is load factor. Load factor is measured in Gs. So if your load factor in a turn is 2 Gs, you feel twice as heavy a… See more

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  2. You increase your total lift by increasing your angle of attack, which means you're closer to stall than you were in wings-level flight. And, your stall speed increases in proportion to the square root of your load factor. So the more you bank, at altitude or in the traffic pattern, the more you need to be aware of an accelerated stall.
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    Stalling speed increases at the square root of the load factor. As the bank angle increases in level flight, the margin between stalling speed and maneuvering speed decreases. At speeds at or below VA or VO, the airplane will stall before exceeding the design load limit.
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    At 45 degrees of bank in a level turn, for example, the load factor is 1.4, meaning gravity will feel 40 percent stronger. The biggest impact of load factor is on stall speed. It increases at the square root of the load factor. A 45-degree bank increases stall speed by 18 percent, and a 60-degree bank increases it by 40 percent!
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