rate of climb

But his rate of climb only increased as he fought to free himself.

Whether the plane actually achieved that rate of climb is not clear.

Either the rate of climb was not what it should be, or the instruments were lying.

His rate of climb, slow at first, was now swift.

The greater power produced a slightly high top speed and a much better rate of climb.

On commercial flights, a standard rate of climb was three to five degrees.

On a hot day the engine-out rate of climb did little for the blood pressure.

At all heights, the rate of climb was approximately doubled.

"Rate of climb minimal, but I think we might orbit the island."

The take off is then uneventful, and it has a reasonable rate of climb.

V is the indicated airspeed for best rate of climb.

Cabin rate of climb can be sent by pilot.

To your left; the rate of climb gauge that tells us our vertical speed up or down.

It had outstanding maneuverability, and an excellent rate of climb.

A decrease in altitude corresponds with a negative rate of climb.

His eyes flickered to the rate of climb; he was trying to hold on five degrees, with reasonable success.

Standard flight practice dictates limits on the rate of climb if fuel is low.

Rand leveled the Huey and set up the rate of climb.

These improvements gave improved speed and rate of climb.

The Pup's light weight and generous wing area gave it a good rate of climb.

Rate of climb was 550 feet per minute.

For that purpose they needed less speed, but more manoeuvrability and a faster rate of climb.

Flap gap seals to reduce drag and increase rate of climb.

The priorities for the plane were level speed, rate of climb, and maneuverability, in that order.

The rates of climb were moving rapidly and the altimeter was winding even faster.