Student pilot Roshan performs the Hammerhead (also known as a Stall Turn) aerobatic manoeuvre with Instructor Dave Pilkington in an American Champion Super Decathlon aircraft. The Hammerhead manoeuvre begins like a loop, with the aircraft pitching up into the vertical. When the aircraft slows, a turn is performed using the rudder, with the opposite aileron used to keep the aircraft straight. The aircraft "swings" sideways (like a hammer) and the nose drops into a dive. The pilot then eases the aircraft back to straight and level. This manoeuvre is part of the training syllabus for our Aerobatics & Spinning Endorsement, which combines adrenaline pumping fun with important aircraft handling skills, and also builds your confidence as a pilot. Link below. #learntoflymelbourne #learntofly #flightschool #aerobatics #superdecathlon #flighttraining Learn To Fly Melbourne Website 🖥️ 👉🏻 learntofly.edu.au/ Aerobatics & Spinning Endorsement 💫 👉🏻 learntofly.edu.au/pilot-training-courses/aerobatics-spinning-endorsement/ Follow Us 👉🏻 Facebook: www.facebook.com/learntoflyflighttraining/ 👉🏻 Instagram: www.instagram.com/learntoflymelbourne/ ⚠ Please note that this video is intended for use in conjunction with professional flight training only. Do not attempt without adequate training from a qualified flight instructor.

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