180-degree turn experiment

180-degree turn experiment

by Leslie Aulls Bryan

Part of University of Illinois. Institute of Aviation. Aeronautics bulletin

1954
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An experiment on the ability of pilots with no instrument training, to save themselves in instrument visibility conditions. This experiment is often MIS-cited as showing that pilots will only survive 3 minutes.

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