MMmm, no. Laminar is not the same as unstalled. Laminar is a special condition of airflow having little or no turbulence. This is why some folks develop laminar-flow airfoils, to help decrease drag. However, most planes do not have very much laminar airflow over the wings at all. In some cases, laminar flow is a bad thing. Laminar flow generally leads to more abrupt stalls at lower angles of attack. Laminar flow also causes a drag rise on many rc sailplane designs. I have one myself, where a strip of tape is used to make the airflow turbulent on the wing, which increases performance.