After the fighter came to a stop and the engine was turned off, Li Tianling finally took a long breath of relief.
Even for the Empire's Air Force's most exceptional fighter pilots, recalling the initial situation, Li Tianling felt extremely terrified.
When ascending to the maximum altitude, to give the missile a better launch angle, Li Tianling risked pulling up the fighter.
This maneuver almost caused the fighter to enter into a spin.
Fortunately, Li Tianling was well aware of the challenges he faced, and knew how to handle them, without panicking in extreme situations.
During the training in the past two days, Li Tianling mainly taught the key points of operation before and after missile launch.
To put it simply, the key actually boils down to one point.
The actual flight envelope of the "War-11B" is slightly larger than what's specified in the flight manual, leaving about 5% of safety redundancy.
Launching missiles at the edge of the flight envelope won't encounter danger.
