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§29.177 Static directional stability

CS-29 · Subpart B — Flight · at CS29-12 (current)

Text in force at CS29-12: from CS29-1, effective 30 Nov 2007.

(a) The directional controls m ust operat e i n such a m anner t hat t he sense and di rection of motion of the rotorcraft following control displacement are in the direction of the pedal motion with th rottle an d co llective co ntrols h eld constant at th e trim co nditions sp ecified in CS 29.175 (a), (b), (c) and (d). Si deslip angl es m ust increase with steadily increasing di rectional control deflection for si deslip angl es up t o t he lesser of: (1) ±25 degrees from trim at a speed of 28 km/h (15 knot s) l ess t han t he speed for minimum rate o f d escent v arying lin early to ±10 degrees from trim at VNE; (2) The steady-state sideslip angles established by CS 29.351; (3) A sideslip angle selected by the applicant which corresponds to a sideforce of at least 0.1g; or (4) The sid eslip an gle attain ed by maximum directional control input. (b) Sufficient cues must accom pany the sideslip to alert th e p ilot wh en approaching sideslip limits. (c) During t he m anoeuvre speci fied in sub-paragraph (a) of t his paragraph, the sideslip angle versus directional control position curve may have a negative slope within a sm all range of angl es around trim, provided t he desi red headi ng can be maintained without excep tional piloting skill or alertness.

ED Decision 2007/014/R · Source

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