Why is Angle of Attack Important? Let’s Ask Someone With Experience

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Key Takeaways:

  • The article covers discussions from AirVenture, focusing on general industry trends and emerging technologies.
  • A key takeaway from these talks is Paul Dye's (KITPLANES editor at large) initiative to educate pilots.
  • Dye is promoting the value and easy implementation of Angle of Attack (AoA) systems for LSA and homebuilt aircraft using modern instrument packages.
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As part of our parent company’s coverage of AirVenture this year, I had a chance to sit with several in the industry and talk about what’s happening generally and about new (and even re-emerging) technologies. One of those talks was with KITPLANES editor at large Paul Dye, who is working hard to educate pilots of LSA and homebuilt aircraft about the value of AoA and how easily it can be implemented with today’s instrument packages.

 

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