Question on: JSS2 Physical and health education - Track and field III

When recovering from a stall, pilots need to reduce the aircraft's angle of attack to restore airflow over the wings and regain lift. This typically involves lowering the nose of the aircraft and applying additional power to increase airspeed. By decreasing the angle of attack and increasing airflow over the wings, the aircraft can recover from the stall and return to controlled flight.

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