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Week on the web

Barbara Cockburn
 on November 25, 2011 3:12 PM | | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) |

The DEW Line carried footage of Sukhoi's third PAK-FA prototype, the T-50-3, in flight: "Note the absence of a pitot tube on the nose."

Safety expert David Learmount posted to his eponymous blog a clip of a rotorcraft crash in New Zealand, commenting that it "demonstrates why helicopters have a high accident rate relative to fixed wing.

Making a sound decision about whether or not to operate [in a given space] entails understanding the principles of risk management, but most pilots are not trained in it."

On Asian Skies, Greg Waldron shared a finding from the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules media flight in Dubai.

"When the C-130J is unloading cargo in a hot landing zone, the pilot can feather the aircraft's propellers while keeping the engines at a high power rating. This means the guys rushing to unload are not blanketed by dust while they work, yet the aircraft can still take off quickly if necessary."

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