Cooper's Path

Cooper's Path is a method used by pilots to safely navigate and recover from unexpected aerodynamic stalls, especially during climbs. It involves a series of steps: First, recognize signs of a stall. Then, gently reduce the angle of attack to regain airflow over the wings. Next, apply flight controls to level the aircraft and increase airspeed. Finally, once stable, return to normal flight. This structured approach helps pilots respond calmly and effectively during high-stress situations, minimizing the risk of loss of control.