AFI 11-246v1_Aerial - Check six
AFI 11-246v1_Aerial - Check six
AFI 11-246v1_Aerial - Check six
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24 <strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-246V1 22 NOVEMBER 2002<br />
Table 3.1. A-10 Repositioning Turn Parameters.<br />
TARGET PARAMETERS<br />
Altitude AGL Airspeed KCAS Power<br />
G<br />
Setting<br />
Entry 300’ 300 MAX 5-6<br />
Exit 300’ N/A N/A N/A<br />
3.7.1. Maneuver Description . The Repositioning Turn uses both horizontal and vertical turning<br />
room to change direction at each end of the show line. The vertical plane is used to maintain necessary<br />
proximity to the demonstration area. Each turn may differ slightly in order to meet entry TARGET<br />
PARAMETERS for the next maneuver and attain the proper show line alignment. To begin the<br />
maneuver, turn 15 to 45 degrees away from the crowd (depending on environmental conditions), rollout,<br />
and pull to 45 degrees nose high, and then unload. At 1,000 feet minimum, execute a 270-degree<br />
aileron roll opposite the show line. Visually acquire the show line and make a descending turn to meet<br />
the entry TARGET PARAMETERS for the next maneuver.<br />
3.7.2. Abnormal Procedure: If at any time the minimum altitude, airspeed, or climb angles, cannot<br />
be achieved or maintained, roll the aircraft to the nearest horizon and recover to wings level flight.<br />
Section 3B—High/Low Profile<br />
3.8. Takeoff.<br />
PARAMETER LIMITS<br />
Altitude AGL Airspeed KCAS Power<br />
G<br />
Setting<br />
Entry min 200’ 120 N/A MAX 7.33<br />
Exit min 200’ N/A N/A N/A N/A