@voretaq7 there are regimes of flight in a helicopter where airspeed of zero will make the copter fall out of the sky: settling with power. And there are regimes of level flight in airplanes where you won't stall at zero KIAS. The last one is left as an exercise for the reader.
@egid most of my flying has been in northern California. But I've flown across/around the country a number of times, and trips to Alaska, Jamaica, and Mexico. These days I'm in New York City, and am concentrating on glider flying.
Recently, many of the airlines start to use cabin crew instead of flight attendants. As an insider, I also know that cabin crew is a wider word that includes flight attendants, pursers, cabin in charge and so.
I suggest changing flight-attendant to cabin-crew and make the former as a synonym to...
I've been going through all the helicopter questions, and the quality of the answers is quite low, so I have been working to improve them:
http://aviation.stackexchange.com/search?tab=active&q=helicopter
There are issues with aerodynamics, operations, maneuvers, regulations, etc., etc.
Even qu...
Recently, many of the airlines start to use cabin crew instead of flight attendants. As an insider, I also know that cabin crew is a wider word that includes flight attendants, pursers, cabin in charge and so.
I suggest changing flight-attendant to cabin-crew and make the former as a synonym to...
I've been going through all the helicopter questions, and the quality of the answers is quite low, so I have been working to improve them:
http://aviation.stackexchange.com/search?tab=active&q=helicopter
There are issues with aerodynamics, operations, maneuvers, regulations, etc., etc.
Even qu...
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