Mahi mahi is a fast-growing species that is resilient to overfishing; although there are no formal stock assessments for the species, low catches and a fast growth rate means stocks are likely healthy.
Best Answer: You do experience G force. You experience G force all the time. But strictly speaking about a commercial aircraft taking off, the G force you feel is negligeable. Less than 2 vertical Gs and less than 2 Gs of acceleration. Fighter jet pilots usually experience up to 9 Gs in maneuvers. Pilots do not intentionally pull more than that because most aircraft are not designed to take more than that and present technology G suits are marvels but they still have a long way to go to be effective at high Gs for any amount of time.
The term caught on, of course. And, as we know, jet lag is particularly bad when flying east. âThe hardest trip for me is coming back from Asia or Australia,â says Captain John M. Cox, who spent 25 years flying for US Airways and is now CEO of Safety Operating Systems.