Why Do Your Controls Shake In A Stall?

[@510Russ]

This addressed another thing that I always wondered about. I heard that the big airliners have a "stick shaker" that activates when one is about to stall. I thought that was a strange tactile warning, and I wondered if it had some history from the days of smaller aircraft: Did the stick actually shake when the plane was in a stall. From this video, I see that the answer is Yes. :)

[@planesairbornebymalikclark2806]

Amazing correlation!

[@miri6056]

Please, we need more 2-3 min videos, Boldmethod 😍👏🏼

[@TotalVikingPower]

Please blink just once or twice. Otherwise there is this strange tension in your eyes

[@umarmars47]

He is reading I guess

[@GouveaFlightSim]

What a great explanation!

[@provokamc]

Hi, Why does the airplane shake during a forward slip and turning slip?

[@snaproll94e]

Rumona in a slip, the air (relative wind) is no longer flowing aligned with the center line of the fuselage/aircraft but at an angle across the aircraft because it is being held with the nose yawed off to one side. The turbulence you feel is the disturbed air trying to flow around the less aerodynamic shape.

[@user-ez5vq9fd2t]

nice!

[@Aicarll]

Next episode: why do my eyes never blink

[@alvirfrancisco3691]

A stick shaker shakes. Thats why it shakes due to stall. Not bcoz of turbulence. Duhhhj

[@artoismta]

Like how he failed to mention the safety systems that are on large aircraft