Video of concord

[the middle]

Brrr, it was a real cobra this concord ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqjOilzj ... re=related
He was not on the verge of stalling there?
Advice to specialists

[Christophe]

Stall no, I do not think there was a hell of a starboard breeze!

On the other hand, the cameraman had to have a lot of boulkies or he is deaf!

Another in the rain but I think it was a meeting no?

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=SLWMA9tBS2U

[Remundo]

Hi Christophe and LeJuste,

The Concorde, like all supersonic airplanes, lacks lift at low speeds. This is linked to the shape of its wings which result from a compromise between the needs at supersonic speed and takeoff / landing maneuvers at traditional speed (<300 km / h).

For the landing, the pilot saw at the last moment that he was going to fall like a stone because of a side wind that had destabilized the plane. Suddenly, it puts the throttle fully and straightens like a rocket: it is the thrust that makes it regain altitude, because the "crab" lift was very low.

So, do not have too much fun doing aerobatics at low altitude and speed with supersonics; they tend to play in the "iron" category in this config ...

The guy at the show who makes the touch and go took big risks! Besides, is it voluntary?

[Remundo]

Illustration with the Russian "inspired version" of the Concorde
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=hGSLAkX-c ... re=related
Boom!

[Christophe]

Apparently it's a fault motor + structure from the comments ...

Nothing to do with the design itself.

Too bad the video is so bad.