Glide Ratio: The glide ratio is a key factor in how far the plane can glide. For example, a Cessna 172 typically has a glide ratio of about 9:1, meaning it can glide 9 miles for every 1 mile of altitude lost, assuming optimal conditions and proper speed control.
Did not know that!!! So could the pilot have lost the ability to control the glide say?
Yes....it took me three lots of two hours sessions to cut it all down.....finished and then thought....why the hell am I using a strimmer.....doh!!!
A proportion still requires a strimmer but the bulk can now be mown.
With the UK, the bloc will contain 590 million customers, 31 per cent more than the EU, according to Facts4EU.........and all 12,000 miles away....wonderful.
Stuff the EU....and that 21 miles we have to travel.
Smacks of out and out desperation ...like a toddler screaming for being ignored in the supermarket.
Badenoch is kicking rubber and he comes across...always has done.....as a bit of a no mark.