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Reversal of Motion

 

Instrument Flying Handbook Menu>Human Factors >Demonstrating Spatial Disorientation>Reversal of Motion

This illusion can be demonstrated in any of the three planes of motion. While straight-and-level, with the pilot’s eyes closed, the instructor pilot smoothly and positively rolls the aircraft to approximately a 45°-bank attitude while maintaining heading and pitch attitude. The usual illusion is a strong sense of rotation in the opposite direction. After this illusion is noted, the pilot should open the eyes and observe that the aircraft is in a banked attitude.ight.

 

 

 

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