SumitSo, what do you do when you’re flying and you can’t hear yourself think and your passenger is screaming and ranting about how you’re not keeping pace with their every move? Well, you can just do what all those other people do and let them rip off all of your air traffic control.
Load factor aviation is the practice of flying during which the plane is at its greatest load (capacity), the most fuel it can carry, and the most altitude.
This is the kind of load factor that makes a plane fly faster than it should. It makes it fly up into the clouds so fast that it doesn’t even notice the wind beneath it. For the record, there are a lot of things that make a plane fly faster than it should, but this is the one that is most definitely the most important.
Its also the kind of load factor that makes a plane fly lower than it should, which is pretty much everything that makes a plane fly faster. For example, if you are a pilot and your autopilot is controlling the plane, then your autopilot will make you fly up into the clouds faster than you should be able to. That means it will probably make your plane fly higher than it should.
Flight speed is the key factor in the plane’s speed. As I said before, it’s pretty hard to tell how fast you fly if you’re on autopilot. I know some guys who fly like that, have a lot of flight speed, and then don’t know why. That’s more important to us than what you’re doing.
Even though you’re on autopilot, you probably have very little memory of what’s happening at the time. They might have made you think about what you’re doing and how far you should fly. Some people don’t believe what they’re doing because it’s easy to forget. It’s a good thing we have autopilot on our computer, so it’s not like we know who’s doing it. But we do know for sure that we’re on autopilot for all time.
One of the other things that makes flying at lower altitudes more difficult is that you cant get the same speed of descent as you can when flying at high altitudes. So if your trying to land at 30,000 ft and youre in a C-130, you will have to fly at an altitude of maybe 10,000 ft. If youre in a C-130 at 30,000 ft, youll have to fly at altitudes of 20,000 ft and so on..
And if you’re in an aircraft with no autopilot and you want to fly at a higher altitude and get back to your airfield, you’ll have to fly at around 30,000 ft because the aircraft you’re in will try to take you down at that altitude, even though you know that it wont.
We’ve all had the experience of the airline pilot trying to land at a lower altitude and not knowing how to actually do the landing. The last time I flew at a lower altitude, the airport was a two hour drive away, so I was already in a very different situation.
We have the same problem with the aircraft we fly in. If we stop flying and let the plane do its own thing, we can get to 30,000, and we can actually land it. This makes it so much easier. The aircraft we fly in at 30,000, is a 737, and you’ll see it’s not the most maneuverable aircraft. So it’s much simpler and quicker to just stop flying.
