service ceiling

This allowed for a much higher service ceiling and cruising speed.

However, the service ceiling is one major shortcoming for this plane.

Service ceiling is where the rate of climb drops below a prescribed value.

BJ7104 was specially designed to have high service ceiling.

Even in emergencies such as this, their service ceiling is capped at four kilometers.

While the XB-38 delivered a substantially higher top speed, its service ceiling was lower.

The service ceiling is the maximum usable altitude of an aircraft.

Service ceiling was estimated at , higher than the F2F's.

Fig 13: Potential savings from 20% debt service ceiling in Mozambique.

The airframe has superior aerodynamics to give better range, endurance, and service ceiling.

Due to engine faults, their service ceiling was limited and they were used only in the training role, being fitted with dual controls.

This modification reduces maintenance costs while increasing horsepower, service ceiling, fuel efficiency and range.

While reliable, the less-powerful engines caused the Su-12 to miss its top speed and service ceiling specifications.

Service ceiling and Range not known.

Some aircraft, particularly light general aviation airplanes and older helicopters, have service ceilings so low that they may stall simply trying to maintain level flight.

Biekasi has a service ceiling of 3 km and adopts a twin-boom configuration.

They were at forty thousand feet, almost service ceiling, as high as they could get for maximum endurance and speed.

The pilots attempted to climb the aircraft to its published service ceiling of 41,000 feet, exceeding the aircraft's capabilities for the existing conditions.

This maximum altitude is known as the service ceiling (top limit line in the diagram), and is often quoted for aircraft performance.

Fifty thousand feet was close to the Tomcat's service ceiling, and the controls had a tendency to mush somewhat at that altitude.

Although on-board equipment indicated detection by Soviet radar, interceptions at the B-36's service ceiling would have remained difficult.

The Sikorsky would be taken to fifteen thousand feet, its service ceiling, whereupon anybody left would be shot.

The anvilheads topping the cumulonimbus clouds reached high into the tropopause, well above Volkenreiter'$ service ceiling.

The aircraft was overweight, which impacted the aircraft service ceiling and performance, which in turn made it unsuitable for its role.

Each engine provides 670 shp, increasing the service ceiling to around 7,000 m, providing improved high altitude and high temperature operation.