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Well, as you can a tailstrike could also happen during take off and landing if the pilot does not being really careful. This may cause damages or danger to an aircraft.
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What could happen if the DC-10 get a tailstrike?
If the aircraft had a tailstrike than it would a big problem because if the DC-10 get a tailstrike like this the aircraft can explode
What can a tailstrike do to the aircraft?
The tailstrike can seriously scratch the aircrafts tail but if it hits the runway so hard the aircraft can blow up.
What does tailstrike really means?
It means there is a problem in the back of the tail of an aircraft. If the aircraft landed on the runway and it's tail hits the runway it's called the tailstrike and that can be very serious problem. The aircraft can catch on fire if the aircraft get a tailstrike. Here is the hard way that the DC-10 get a tailstrike in the back of the plane but it did not hit the runway, the because there's engine trouble's going while the DC-10 was flying in the air.
Can a dangerous tailstrike cause problems?
Yes, tailstrikes can cause damages or danger to an aircraft. Never try doing the tailstrike, it is really dangerous.
What is the event called when an aircraft takes off and scrapes the tail undercarriage?
It's called tailstrike.
Can tailstrikes burn an aircraft's tail?
Yes if the aircrafts tail hits the runway the tailstrike can burn the tail of an aircraft, that's why do not ever try doing any tailstrikes. Tailstrikes are really dangerous.
Can aircrafts get a tailstrike while flying?
If it is a DC-10 and it has engine trouble so yes they get a tailstrike while they are flying.
What does the Stinger do in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2?
It locks onto enemy aircraft. Aim it at an enemy aircraft, and wait until you hear it beep rapidly, then shoot it. The missle with go towards the aircraft.
What tailstrikes really are?
As you can see that an aircraft is approaching the runway rapidly but not perfect they can be really dangerous. Tailstrikes are so dangerous.
What is bad coordination?
Important advances were made in the development of planes for bombing and combat, and small aircraft were produced rapidly.
Why are aircraft flights sometimes identified as heavy?
Aircraft have a maximum weight they can lift for a given altitude, so if they are on the limit of their weight allowance, they will be described as 'heavy'. However this is not to be confused with a heavy lift capacity, which is a large aircraft that can haul large and heavy items, such aircraft are generally used by the military for transporting and rapidly deploying such items as Tanks.
The pavements capability for fighter aircraft to rapidly acess the runway from alert parking areas or quickly clearing the runway after landing is an example of?
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