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Air France flight 447 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean in mid-2009 after entering a stall from which the flight crew failed to recover.
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Is it practical to intentionally stall an aircraft to execute a fast, controlled descent?
It isn't practical for a number of reasons:
Intentional stalls are inherently dangerous. Stall-spin accidents are a major cause of accidents, stall recognition and recovery are taught specifically to …
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