The key to saving stalls for when and where we want them is knowing how to do them, and thus how to control them. Presuming we know how to recover from a stall, it’s al… See more

The key to power-off stalls is the power level: The throttle is set at idle, the engine producing no or only residual thrust. Or the engine is stopped and you’re flying toward a dead-stic… See more

This is where it starts to get interesting. Adding power to the equation increases deck angle and introduces torque and P-factor. Maintaining coordinated flight becomes m… See more

A common misconception among primary students is that an accelerated stall involves increasing airspeed. It does not. Instead, the acceleration referred to is increased … See more