When is emergency power augmentation required for T-6?

Emergency power augmentation is specifically required during stall recovery or engine failure in the T-6 aircraft. This need arises because both situations can lead to a loss of control or insufficient power to maintain flight.

In a stall, the aircraft may experience a rapid reduction in lift, necessitating immediate corrective actions for recovery. Engaging emergency power augmentation allows the pilot to access additional power to help recover from the stall and regain control of the aircraft. Similarly, in the event of an engine failure, the additional power can be crucial for maintaining altitude and executing a safe emergency landing.

While power management is essential during takeoff and landing, the specific augmentation is not mandated in those phases like it is during stall recovery or engine failure. The importance of this distinction emphasizes the need for pilots to be prepared for these critical phases of flight where additional power may be the key to ensuring safety and successful recovery.