Adjustments After Check Flight (1944)
Discusses the importance of check flights after major repairs on airplanes, highlighting common issues such as nose heaviness and tail heaviness. It explains troubleshooting techniques for stabilizer adjustments, rigging, and ensuring proper alignment of various components. The pilot’s feedback during the check flight is crucial for identifying problems, which must be rectified before the aircraft is deemed airworthy again.
Keywords
check flight, airplane repairs, troubleshooting, nose heaviness, tail heaviness, stabilizer adjustments, rigging, pilot feedback, alignment
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