Airplane Flight: X-Plane in the Classroom Drag Flap Kinds of Drag.
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What a Drag, Man
Airplane Flight:X-Plane in the Classroom
What a Drag, Man
Drag Flap Kinds of Drag
Four Forces Of FlightWeightLiftDragThrust
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and and opposed to the flight direction.Flaps
Landing airplanesIncrease both drag and lift
Kinds of dragParasiticInduced
King Air
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and and opposed to the flight direction.
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and and opposed to the flight direction.Flaps
Landing airplanes
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and and opposed to the flight direction.Flaps
Landing airplanesIncrease both drag and lift
What a Drag, Man
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and opposed to the flight direction.Flaps Kinds of drag
Parasitic – dragging a body (fuselage, tail, etc.) through the air
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Drag is a force that resists the movement of the airplane through air.
Drag is directed along and opposed to the flight direction.Flaps Kinds of drag
Parasitic – dragging a body (fuselage, tail, etc.) through the air
Induced – caused by lift
What a Drag, Man
Drag as a force
Flaps Kinds of dragKing Air
What a Drag, Man
