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Tabulation of recorded gust and manuever accelerations and derived gust velocities and airplanes in the NASA VGH General Aviation Program

Joseph W. Jewel

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Tables of incremental gust and maneuver accelerations in 0.1g intervals (above preselected threshold values) and derived gust velocities in intervals of 4 ft/sec are presented for 95 general aviation airplanes flown for 35,286 hours in 9 types of operations.

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Tables of incremental gust and maneuver accelerations in 0.1g intervals (above preselected threshold values) and derived gust velocities in intervals of 4 ft/sec are presented for 95 general aviation airplanes flown for 35,286 hours in 9 types of operations.

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Tables of incremental gust and maneuver accelerations in 0.1g intervals (above preselected threshold values) and derived gust velocities in intervals of 4 ft/sec are presented for 95 general aviation airplanes flown for 35,286 hours in 9 types of operations.

Key concepts: General aviation, Aviation, Meteorology, Aeronautics, Airplane, Acceleration, Aerospace engineering, Environmental science

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