loss of altitude

The reason for the loss of altitude that caused the crash was never determined.

However, due to the significant loss of altitude required for the procedure, it is generally deemed a last resort.

Her rate of loss of altitude faded away, and she actually achieved level flight.

Peerssa said, "You have changed position by four point one miles southwest and two hundred feet loss of altitude.

If it's not stopped it will affect the ship's trim and cause an uncontrollable loss of altitude."

This greatly decreases the time, and hence loss of altitude, required to fully open the reserve parachute.

The aircraft flew into a patch of rough air and the pilot lost control which resulted in a major loss of altitude.

Vibrations continued with loss of altitude.

Although Tank did not know whether he was in an upright or inverted spin, he managed to recover after a loss of altitude.

Parviainen achieved approximately 30 seconds of horizontal flight with no noticeable loss of altitude.

He cared about sudden loss of weight much more seriously than sudden loss of altitude.

Displacing the cyclic forward will cause the nose to pitch down, with a resultant increase in airspeed and loss of altitude.

Despite Spock's intensive use of the ship's scanners and sensors, they still had no idea where these inexplicable losses of altitude were coming from.

This re-circulation of flow can negate much of the lifting force and cause a catastrophic loss of altitude.

"We're flying," Wink said, his eyes locked on the altimeter and airspeed indicators, watching for any sign of loss of altitude or speed.

On 14 February 2009, a microlight crashed at Brimpton following a loss of altitude during flying within the airfield's perimeter.

More altitude means more time for the skydiver to perform a safe landing, which is especially important because most malfunctions cause a significant loss of altitude.

Lift was indeed lowered on one side, but sadly the lift did not improve on the other, so every control input resulted in a loss of altitude.

The jet's pilots evidently did not know they were in trouble until they were seconds from crashing when a computer warned them of an imminent loss of altitude.

In refueling position, the Pigeon's pilot could not see the Sunbeam at all, so there was no way to signal about any engine problems that would mean sudden loss of altitude.

Although it experienced no loss of altitude or airspeed, the 747 began to veer off its assigned flight path, now travelling west-southwest at a seven-degree deviation from Jet Route 146.

As the plane flies at this speed, the angle of attack must be increased to prevent any loss of altitude or gain in airspeed (which corresponds to the stall angle described above).

However, since the condition often occurs near the ground, lowering the collective may not be an option; a loss of altitude will occur proportional to the rate of descent developed before beginning the recovery.

These models incorporate Horizon Hobby's proprietary "Smart-Trak" mixing system which automatically adds a small amount of "up elevator" in turns, thus keeping the nose up and avoiding loss of altitude.