What is the maximum bank angle recommended for the T-6A?

The maximum bank angle recommended for the T-6A is 70 degrees. This limit is established to ensure optimal aircraft performance and safety during maneuvers. Exceeding this bank angle can lead to excessive load factors on the airframe, which increases the risk of loss of control or structural damage.

In training and operational contexts, maintaining the recommended bank angle is essential for managing the aircraft's behavior during turns and preventing problems associated with high angles of bank, such as increased stall risk and reduced control effectiveness. Staying within this limit helps pilots maintain a safe margin, making it easier to handle the aircraft in various conditions and maximizing the effectiveness of training exercises and missions. This level is part of the operational limits set forth to ensure that pilots can safely engage in aerial maneuvers while preserving the integrity and reliability of the aircraft.