Which maneuver is explicitly prohibited in T6 operations?

In T6 operations, performing slides is explicitly prohibited due to safety and aircraft performance considerations. Slides can destabilize aircraft in critical flight phases and can lead to loss of control, particularly in a training aircraft like the T6, which is designed for specific flight operations and maneuvers.

The prohibition on sliding maneuvers is aligned with the focus on maintaining safe handling characteristics and ensuring that pilots are trained in stable flight conditions. While stalling, spinning, and rolling can be part of pilot training under controlled conditions with appropriate safety measures, slides do not offer the same level of control or predictability. This ensures that pilots are prepared to handle the aircraft safely and effectively in various operational scenarios without engaging in risky maneuvers.