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		foldr on May 22, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Europe says 737 Max won't fly until it completes i... I don't think recovery from deep stalls is actually much of a safety issue with airliners. Are there any instances where an airliner has deep stalled and then successfully recovered? By definition, a deep stall is one where standard stall recovery procedures won't be effective.

avereveard on May 22, 2019 [–]

> much of a safety issue with airliners

yeah because they tend to pitch down way before reaching a full wing stall, but the max pushes the partial stall deeper.

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