Engine Restart

[InfiniteStates]

Originally Posted by Smidlee

Negative-G. British planes fuel were gravity fed so instead of pushing up on the stick to dive they have to invert the plane then pull down to dive. Thus the Split-S maneuver.

Not only that - a wing is designed to pull in the up direction so you can move faster down by inverting the wings.

[beaker126]

Can a jet's engine cut out too? If so, how does one know if it's turning at the right speed to restart?

[Trent Kama]

So, this keeps the engine going until you stall it(via damage) again? I've blown an engine on the HE-111, climbed to about 5km and dived. The stalled engine started turning slowly and eventually sped up(albeit in a different pattern than the other), but it died soon after.