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

The pitch range for a nose low power on stall is indeed between 15 to 30 degrees nose high (NH) pitch attitude. This range is significant because, during a power-on stall maneuver, the aircraft requires a certain attitude to ensure adequate lift while still being close to the critical angle of attack. When the nose is in this specific range, it is more manageable to simulate the conditions leading up to and recover from a stall.

Within this pitch range, pilots are trained to recognize the cues of the stall and take appropriate recovery actions. If the pitch is lower than 15 degrees NH, it may not effectively represent the stall condition, while exceeding 30 degrees NH can lead to a more aggressive stall scenario that may not be representative of normal flight operations. Understanding this pitch range is crucial for maintaining control and assessing the aircraft's response during the stall recovery process.