Flight mechanics  

Flight mechanics objectives, forces acting on the aircraft (SP). Dy- namics of aircraft motion as a material point. Aircraft motions on rectilinear trajectories inclined at any angle. Aircraft transient motion on vertical and horizontal straight and curvilinear tracks and on space tracks. SP take-off and landing issues, aerodynamic charac- teristics in the take-off configuration and in the landing configura- tion. Dynamics of SP motion as a material solid. Aircraft equilibrium, static stability and longitudinal controllability. Equilibrium, static sta- bility and lateral controllability, aircraft equilibrium curve. Moments acting on an aircraft in transient motion. Peculiarities of aircraft flight at large angles of attack. Suborbital and orbital flights of spacecraft.
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Flight mechanics
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