Examples of using Crosswind in English and their translations into French
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The crosswind limitations, as stated in First Air's Boeing 727 Operations Manual, are as follows.
Landing with crosswind components higher than 23 knots is permissible
The average wind during the period from 1900 to 1909 had a crosswind component of approximately 12 knots
Rather, it relied on aircraft captains to determine their own personal limits for crosswind landings.
The pilots were aware that a crosswind landing would be required and that the winds had been reported as gusty.
In January 2003, another roll oscillation event involving another operator occurred in crosswind landing conditions, similar to the February 2001 event.
crab into the wind if crosswind taxiing is required.
By doing this you can adjust your angle to target based on any crosswind component you might get.
It is recommended that an alternate runway should be considered if the crosswind component exceeds.
Following the incident, the operator released an internal bulletin that limited the crosswind component for the aircraft.
which states that the maximum demonstrated crosswind component is 22 knots.
covers topics such as crosswind landings.
as well as an emergency crosswind runway.
When considering the runway conditions, the crosswind was well above the recommended values stated in First Air's Boeing 727 Operations Manual
The reverse thrust side force and a crosswind can cause the airplane to drift to the downwind side of the runway if the airplane is allowed to weathervane into the wind.
in conjuction with a slight drift of the aircraft and a crosswind, contributed to an effect called dynamic rollover,
For example, if you have high crosswind you will want to aim more towards your target,
the maximum crosswind will be determined considering the CRFI[Canadian Runway Friction Index] and the Crosswind Chart from the CFS[ Canada Flight Supplement] will be referred to[…] 25.
Contributing to the loss of control was the crosswind, the slippery runway surface,
when it struck trees, it had to have descended more than 400 feet along the circuit route after it joined the crosswind leg at 3434 feet asl.