What is the approach speed for a landing-flap landing?

For a landing-flap landing in the T-6B, the appropriate approach speed is 100 KIAS. This speed is critical for achieving a stable descent and managing the aircraft's performance during the approach and landing phases. Approaching at this speed ensures that the pilot can maintain control of the aircraft while also allowing for effective maneuverability to accommodate any adjustments needed for wind and other environmental factors.

Having the correct approach speed is essential for maintaining optimal lift while minimizing the risks associated with being too slow, such as stalling, or too fast, which can lead to a longer landing rollout and challenges in controlling the aircraft on touchdown. Thus, 100 KIAS is the recognized approach speed that balances these factors, ensuring a safe and effective landing.