When increasing pitch during a waveoff, to what point should the nose be positioned?

When increasing pitch during a waveoff, positioning the nose slightly above the horizon is crucial for maintaining an effective climb attitude. This positioning helps ensure that the aircraft has enough lift to gain altitude while also preventing the risk of a stall. By keeping the nose slightly above the horizon, the pilot can achieve a clean and controlled ascent, which is especially important during this critical phase of flight.

This technique allows the aircraft to follow a safe trajectory that supports climbing away from obstacles and ensures proper climb performance. Maintaining this pitch attitude aids in achieving the necessary airspeed and lift, thereby promoting safety and control. The focus is on achieving a balance between ensuring a proper ascent and avoiding excessive pitch that could lead to undesirable dynamics, such as stalling.