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PARTIAL climbs are usually done at constant A.S.I, readings. In order to maintain constant A.S.I.R. during a climb, the true forward speed of the aeroplane must increase. Thus there is an increase in the kinetic energy of the aeroplane as well as an increase in the potential energy.

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