What is the wind limit for a touch-and-go in knots?

The wind limit for a touch-and-go in the T-6 aircraft is set at 20 knots. This limit is established to ensure the safety and performance integrity during these critical phases of flight.

When conducting touch-and-go landings, wind can significantly affect the aircraft's behavior on approach and landing, particularly during the transition from landing to takeoff. A maximum wind limit of 20 knots allows pilots to maintain better control of the aircraft, minimizing the risks associated with gusty or crosswinds during both landing and takeoff sequences. Exceeding this limit could result in difficulties managing the aircraft, increasing the potential for undesired outcomes.

Understanding this wind limitation is crucial for maintaining operational safety and efficiency in training maneuvers within the T-6, preparing pilots to handle various conditions in their flight training and future operations.