Ailerons are problematic for stall recovery because they work by changing a wing's angle of attack, which can inadvertently worsen a stall, cause a wing to drop further, or promote a spin. The article ...

Part 1 of Rich Stowell's series on upset and roll recovery appeared in the March 2026 issue of Kitplanes. In Part 2, he ...

When we simulate flight in training devices, differences between the simulator and real flight are inevitable. While we complain about these differences when we’re flying “the box,” we also learn to ...

The term stall usually suggests a steeply climbing airplane or the cessation of motion, but we should remember from our initial ground school that an airfoil can be stalled at any attitude and any ...