What is classified as an aggravated maneuver that is prohibited?

The classification of spins past two turns as an aggravated maneuver that is prohibited stems from safety considerations in aircraft operations, particularly in the T-6. A spin is an uncontrolled maneuver in which an aircraft loses lift and enters a downward spiral. Spins can be dangerous, and as the number of turns increases, the potential for structural stress on the aircraft and difficulty in recovery also increases.

Spinning beyond one turn increases the risk of significant altitude loss and makes recovery more complicated, particularly for a student pilot or in a training context. Thus, spins past two turns are strictly prohibited to ensure the safety of both the pilot and the aircraft. Limiting spins in this manner helps maintain control and prevents the risk of accidents during training and operation.