Article March 15, 1999 Issue

An attitude conducive to flight

By Bethany Adlam Brix

Keep your thought in line with God.

When an aircraft stalls while climbing or descending, this may result in a spin—with the plane spiralling toward the ground, nose downward. In the early days of flight, pilots stuck in a spin would instinctively pull back on the controls, attempting to reduce speed or to pull up the nose of the aircraft. But this only made things worse.

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