The plannedgroundspeedwas 120 knots and the estimatedgroundspeedat impact was 150 knots.
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The aircraft crashed at a height of 812 feet at agroundspeedof 151 knots, or 174 mph.
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The aircraft then flared to an attitude of 30 degrees nose up, and finally impacted with agroundspeedof 147 kts.
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That works out at an averagegroundspeedof 214 miles per hour.
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The aircraft crashed at a height of 812 feet at agroundspeedof 151 knots.
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The aircraft crashed at a height of 812 ft, at agroundspeedof 151 knots, or 174 mph.
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It produced the wrong rotor speed, and it produced agroundspeedduring the final manoeuvre that was 11 knots higher than that measured by theground-speedindicator.
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In addition, grain damage can actually increase as the forward speed, orgroundspeed, of the machine is decreased.
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If the wind gradient is of sufficient magnitude, a bird can climb into the wind gradient, tradinggroundspeedfor height, while maintaining airspeed.
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If the wind shear is of sufficient magnitude, a bird can climb into the wind gradient, tradinggroundspeedfor height, while maintaining airspeed.
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Information displayed to passengers through the entertainment system often gives the aircraftgroundspeedrather than airspeed.
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Data was sampled at one-second intervals, which, atgroundspeedof approximately 240 kilometers per hour, equates to 15 data points for every kilometer covered.
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It spends days and nights on the wing, with an averagegroundspeedof 10 kph, covering up to 223 km before landing.
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This is destroying its utility as a popular race bed and surface for settinggroundspeedrecords, where long, uniform flat surfaces are required.
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It is forbidden to operate without the caps, because they are linked to thegroundspeedsensor that interfaces with the anti-skid brake system.
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