Aerodynamic Stall in Aviation - Angle of Attack (AoA)
Pilots of fixed-wing aircraft receive training about how to avoid and, if needed, recover from aerodynamic stalls. A stall condition can result in a pilot’s inability to effectively control the aircraft, loss of control (LOC), and is a major safety concern[1]. Training involves intentionally maneuvering the aircraft to induce a stall under a variety of power settings and configurations. The term “aerodynamic stall” or simply “stall” is used to describe a situation in which the airflow around the aircraft wings...