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04-09-09, 07:41 PM
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Stalls at low altitude are the most common cause of VFR accidents. However, flying around a fire may cause a different problem. The density alitude over a fire is insanely high...because of the temperatures. This might have agrivated a non stall condition into a stalled condition. Either way, flying around a fire isn't the smartest thing to do with an airplane.
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