Aborted Landing - FedEX Boeing 757 Go-Around London Luton Airport - 757 Awesome Power
I've never seen a FedEX Boeing 757 before, in fact I had no idea they even operated to London Luton, so I was happy to see one. I like the 757. Late afternoon of Thursday Februrary 23rd 2012. In this video I captured an aborted landing/ rejected landing/ go-around. Whatever the terminology I hope the absolute power of the 757 and engines come through in this video. It's a shorter video than I normally produce and for those of you that dislike the music, this one is au natural! - natural sounds only. Anyway, I had a great day at my unplanned, unexpected trip to Luton. I was grateful to the friendly security guys for letting me stay. I hope you enjoy the video, I really enjoyed seeing and hearing the power of this fantastic aircraft.
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Currently resides in Ankeny, Iowa at the Iowa Heritage of Flight Museum at the Ankeny, Regional Airport. Where the expo was located.
Hammerhead goes wrong
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1 of 3, Aircraft icing loss of control
Part 1 of 3.
NASA produced video on icing induced loss of control due to tail stall.
3 paths lead to tail stall conditions if there is ice on the tail:
-Flaps,
-Speed,
-Power.
There is usually no clue about it until a configuration change.
To recover from an ice-induced tail stall, you must take actions that are almost completely opposite from those required to recover from a wing stall. Making the wrong moves will aggravate the stall.
At low altitudes you may not be able to recover.
Visit NASA's "A Pilot's Guide to In-Flight Icing"
http://aircrafticing.grc.nasa.gov/courses_inflight.html#
