What is the pitch range for a nose high power on stall?

The pitch range for a nose high power on stall is typically found in the range of 30 to 40 degrees NH pitch attitude. This scenario occurs when the aircraft is in a configuration where there is not enough power being applied to maintain controlled flight at higher pitch angles, leading to a stall condition. The pitch angle of 30 to 40 degrees nose high represents a critical threshold where aerodynamic authority decreases, making the stall imminent if power is not managed effectively. Understanding this range is essential for recognizing the risks of stalling during high pitch attitudes, particularly during maneuvers where the aircraft may be close to its performance limits. This knowledge allows pilots to react appropriately to avoid stalling and maintain control of the aircraft.