Now this what I call flying

[Pete-the-Pilot]

 

• Have a look at this US Navy F-18 carrier based pilot and his RWY is nice and clear with not a 'cowboy' in sight.
   
  

 

 

 

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[Tomo]

Check out his elevator coming into landing... going up an down like mad!

 

Great video, what about the moisture when he brings on the AoA... great stuff!

 

 

[Pete-the-Pilot]

Talk soon Tomo, I need to say thanks for your support of my comments in the video of 'Bob'

 

 

[stanzahero]

Because it creates a low pressure area.

 

The air becomes less able to support the weight of the dissolved water (water vapor) and so it condenses into clouds.

 

Similar to orogenic clouds over mountains.

 

 

[dazza 38]

nice video pete- hi tomo good your back, notice on the catapult take off, the pilot doesnt hold on to the stick,until airbourne, the hornets, because of the flight computers, the a/c automaticaly pitches to the correct aoa.In the tomcats etc, the pilots hold the stick back.When you see the elevators and other flight controls moves a million miles an hour, that isnt pilot input, it the a/c, flight computers doing their thing.Amazing when you see it.