air speed

The stall is most likely to happen because of low air speed.

She also established by this flight a world air speed record for women.

Correct course to exactly 90 degrees and reduce air speed to 75.

Your air speed relative to ground is seven hundred eighty.

The ship lost air speed, but remained at almost the same altitude.

The air speed was dropping past one hundred five knots.

For example if the air speed is 90 knots drop the zero and add five.

Level flight was fine, but climbing to a higher altitude took several minutes and cut air speed nearly in half.

Bleed off air speed, turn, and drop in behind me for the killing shot.

Two hundred and twenty knots on the air speed gauge.

Frank held the junior transcontinental air speed record until his death.

That means the plane's air speed is slower - sometimes slow enough to make it fall out of the sky.

Information from such instruments is used in calculating altitude and air speed.

The air speed is typically assumed to be uniform across the tube end.

The winner is the pigeon with the best air speed in yards per minute.

We may have enough air speed to glide in.

By increasing the air speed, two different harmonic series of notes can be played with the end either open or closed.

"The first indication was a drop in indicated altitude and air speed," he said.

To make matters worse, they had completely miscalculated the air speed at ground level.

His course change was minor-8 degrees to 92 on the compass, maintaining air speed and altitude.

However, its air speed does not fall, enabling it to glide continuously.

As the boat speeds up, so do the air speeds involved.

Air speed is defined as the rate of air movement at a point, without regard to direction.

The wings can only generate a finite amount of lift at a given air speed.

Our chopper picked up air speed as it leveled off at nine hundred feet.