What is the maximum ejection rating for the seat in the T6?

The maximum ejection rating for the seat in the T-6 Texan II is defined as 0 feet/0 knots to 35,000 feet/370 knots. This rating indicates that the seat can safely function during an ejection from the aircraft at a range starting from ground level (0 feet) and stationary (0 knots) up to 35,000 feet in altitude and speeds of up to 370 knots.

This range is significant because it provides pilots the assurance that they can eject safely under a variety of operational conditions, including at high altitudes and speeds. The higher maximum ejection altitude and speed capability of this choice allows pilots to operate the aircraft effectively across a wide range of parameters, particularly in emergency situations where ejection may be necessary.

An understanding of these specifications is crucial for pilots undergoing training, as it informs them about the limits within which they can expect their ejection seats to operate effectively.