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What in-flight tests have been conducted?

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A. These systems went through more than 35 airborne tests in various airplanes. In-flight deployments included: • In power-off stall with slow entry • A full turn spin each direction • At a normal 100-knot cruise speed • In 2-G turn at maneuvering speed • At never exceed speed (Vne) The Cirrus SR20 system went through eight airborne tests. In-flight deployments for FAA certification included: • At power-off stall with slow entry • After one full turn into a spin • At maneuvering speed (135 knots) Note: The Cirrus SR20 parachute system is placarded for deployment at 135 knots (155 mph) although it survived dead-weight drops at speeds up to 190 mph even at 125 percent of gross weight.

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