Flight Trajectory Modelling to Increase General Aviation Safety
Keywords:
aircraft, general aviation, aircraft accident, flight trajectory, modelling, mass point, aircraft characteristicsAbstract
In connection with aircraft accident statistics of small aircraft, the paper deals with modelling applications for flight trajectories of these aeroplanes. The results of the modelling could be used for aircraft accident investigations or for increasing flight safety. The aircraft is considered as a mass point and its real weight, aerodynamic and power plant characteristics are respected for defining acting forces.
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