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nosewheel::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | wheel |
Examples of nosewheel
nosewheel
Student pilots are able to safely master nosewheel equipped aircraft more quickly.
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The nosewheel collapsed in a heavy landing and the aircraft was burnt out.
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Tailwheels are less expensive to buy and maintain than a nosewheel.
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Manual disconnect permits the nosewheel unit to caster through 360 degrees for ground towing.
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Other features include improved pressurisation and provision for optional twin-nosewheel installation.
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This is not the case in the event of a nosewheel failure, which usually results in propeller damage.
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Yet another message warned the pilots not to apply maximum braking until the plane's nosewheel was on the runway.
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Be ready to flare, meaning pitch up the nose slightly so the main wheels touch before the nosewheel in front.
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A witness observing the plane landing claimed the nosewheel collapsed on the runway but this claim is unlikely.
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- A wheel located under the nose of an airplane that is part of the plane's landing gear
