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flight envelope

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flight envelope [′flīt ‚en·və‚lōp]
(aerospace engineering)
The boundary depicting, for a specific aircraft, the limits of speed, altitude, and acceleration which that aircraft cannot safely exceed.


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The Block 5 has also received an extension of its flight envelope to9 G at subsonic and 7 G at supersonic speeds.
For three to four years, Dryden will be expanding the aircraft's flight envelope and conducting some initial science experiments.
Test data allowed both the day and night flight envelopes to be significantly increased, and the aircraft is now able to operate off LHDs with wind speeds of up to 45 knots off the bow.
 
 
 
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