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Bering Air Cessna Caravan departed overweight before fatal accident: NTSB

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Indications show that its speed dropped from around 160 knots to 110 knots. About 15 seconds later, the airspeed reached about 110 knots; however, it increased to about 120 knots about 2 minutes later. The airplanes airspeed was around 112 knots but was observed to be falling.

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This Incredible Plane: Transavia PL-12 Airtruk

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This whole assemblage of shapes, surfaces, and protuberances cruises at a little less than 100 knots. The latest version of the line, the Skyfarmer T-400, featured the mighty Lycoming 8-cylinder 400 hp IO-720 engine as well as several design and safety improvements, and increased gross weight.

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Exploring Aircraft Performance: How Fast Is a Cessna 172 Skyhawk?

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Maximum Speed The maximum speed of a Cessna 172 is approximately 140 knots, or about 160 miles per hour. Cruise Speed In terms of cruise speed, a typical Cessna 172 flies at around 120 knots (approximately 138 miles per hour). Several factors can influence cruising speeds, including altitude, aircraft weight, and weather conditions.

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Horizon Aircraft is developing the first 800km range hybrid eVTOL aircraft  

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As it does, one aircraft is seeking to capture a particular slice of the advanced air mobility market, one that none of its rivals can challenge – that is, the provision of electric flights for seven people flying at up to 250 knots (450kph) and with a stage length of around 500 miles (800km).

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Rotation Gone Wrong: The Critical Error Behind LATAM’s Milan Tail Strike

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The load controller also verifies whether all planned passengers are accounted for and receives the final baggage and cargo weights from the airline staff. The flight data recorder shows the following: Directly before take-off, the gross weight was 328.2 The Boeing 777 became airborne at 180 knots.

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