What is the minimum stability margin required for the T-6?

In the context of the T-6 aircraft, the minimum stability margin refers to the desirable level of control and stability during flight operations. A stability margin of 0.5% is specified to ensure that the aircraft remains manageable and predictable under various flight conditions. This percentage reflects a balance between responsive control and safety, allowing pilots to handle the aircraft effectively without risking degradation in performance due to insufficient stability.

A stability margin below this threshold could lead to challenges in maintaining desired flight attitudes and control, particularly during maneuvers or in turbulent conditions. The specified 0.5% ensures pilots have a sufficient buffer to maintain stability and respond to inputs without undue difficulty or risk of losing control.