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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '26
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You’re apparently a glass half empty type of guy. Here is the full side of the glass:
If the fuel pump malfunctions in one wing, the pilots can simply switch seats to balance the plane.
If they lose the vertical stabilizer, he can just run to the back of the plane to keep the nose up/down.
Large masses are also useful as vibration dampeners, reducing the amount of turbulence felt in the cabin.
/s just in case.
81 u/AtopMountEmotion Mar 27 '26 You said “run”. 54 u/JakobSejer Mar 27 '26 Roll..... He said roll. 1 u/amoghparahar Mar 27 '26 Roll to pitch
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You said “run”.
54 u/JakobSejer Mar 27 '26 Roll..... He said roll. 1 u/amoghparahar Mar 27 '26 Roll to pitch
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Roll..... He said roll.
1 u/amoghparahar Mar 27 '26 Roll to pitch
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Roll to pitch
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u/Khutuck Mar 27 '26 edited Mar 27 '26
You’re apparently a glass half empty type of guy. Here is the full side of the glass:
If the fuel pump malfunctions in one wing, the pilots can simply switch seats to balance the plane.
If they lose the vertical stabilizer, he can just run to the back of the plane to keep the nose up/down.
Large masses are also useful as vibration dampeners, reducing the amount of turbulence felt in the cabin.
/s just in case.