F-22 Pedal Turn Falling Leaves (Pedal Turn)

F-22 Pedal Turn Falling Leaves (Pedal Turn)The accurate description should be tail spin or spiral, essentially a spiral descent state that an aircraft enters after stalling. For jet aircraft, the weight of the aircraft is relatively large, and after entering tail spin, due to stall, the control surface effect deteriorates, making it very difficult to modify. But after installing a thrust vectoring engine, the controllable torque is increased, making it easier to modify. The Su-35, equipped with a 117S thrust vectoring engine, has always been known for its "falling leaves drifting" action, and the F-22 can also do so. But it is worth mentioning that now, our Chinese fighter jets can also easily complete this action (yes, it's still the J-10B at the Zhuhai Exhibition!).