Stall speed in landing configuration refers to the minimum flight speed required for an aircraft to maintain controlled flight while landing. This speed is crucial for pilots to understand, as flying below it can lead to a stall, which is a loss of lift. In landing configuration, the aircraft is usually at a higher angle of attack, making it more susceptible to stalling. Knowing the stall speed helps ensure a safe landing, allowing pilots to manage their approach speed effectively. It’s essential for every pilot to be aware of this important metric during flight training and operations.
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