What altitude is displayed on the airplane altimeter, ANSWER Pressure?
What happens with a forward center of gravity? Difficulty applying upward
pitch.
What type of environmental situation produces the highest airplane
performance? Sea level and chilly
Describe how to recover from a stall—ANSWER Lower pitch and improve
power.
Dead reckoning navigation includes - ANSWER Using a previously known
position and time/distance formulae to determine the current position.
The rudder controls - Yaw
How do flaps affect landing distance? - ANSWER decrease
When the airplane yoke or control wheel is turned to the right, what happens to
the right aileron? - ANSWER Moves upward.
How does ice accumulation on the aircraft's wings effect th
e stall speed? - Increase.
What conditions are conducive to fog formation? - Answer Low-temperature
dew point spread with calm winds. Especially in low-lying valleys and coastal
regions.
In straight and level flight with the autopilot disengaged, after adding power or
thrust, the aircraft will climb.
, Which type of aircraft has the most severe wake turbulence? Heavy, slow, gear
on, flaps up.
What should be done to maintain altitude during a turn? - ANSWER Increase
pitch.
What flight control is used to prevent undesirable yaw in a turn? ANSWER:
Rudder
ATC directs a pilot discretion drop from 12,000' to meet a 3,000' crossing
restriction. Using a 3° descent profile, how far away from the 3,000' constraint
must the descent be initiated? Answer: 30 miles.
In calm conditions, what happens to fuel consumption as the aircraft climbs?
ANSWER Decreases.
A tailwind increases takeoff distance.
What is the ideal airspeed for greatest fuel endurance? - Answer Maximum lift
and lowest drag are known as L/D max.
When is the magnetic compass most accurate? - Answer Straight and level
flying.
An aircraft has a ground speed of 120 knots. How long will it take to travel 20
NM? - Answer: 10 minutes.
Consider an object acted upon by two forces. Is F1 and F2 equal? Which
assertion is correct? - ANSWER The velocity must be constant.
What happens with a forward center of gravity? Difficulty applying upward
pitch.
What type of environmental situation produces the highest airplane
performance? Sea level and chilly
Describe how to recover from a stall—ANSWER Lower pitch and improve
power.
Dead reckoning navigation includes - ANSWER Using a previously known
position and time/distance formulae to determine the current position.
The rudder controls - Yaw
How do flaps affect landing distance? - ANSWER decrease
When the airplane yoke or control wheel is turned to the right, what happens to
the right aileron? - ANSWER Moves upward.
How does ice accumulation on the aircraft's wings effect th
e stall speed? - Increase.
What conditions are conducive to fog formation? - Answer Low-temperature
dew point spread with calm winds. Especially in low-lying valleys and coastal
regions.
In straight and level flight with the autopilot disengaged, after adding power or
thrust, the aircraft will climb.
, Which type of aircraft has the most severe wake turbulence? Heavy, slow, gear
on, flaps up.
What should be done to maintain altitude during a turn? - ANSWER Increase
pitch.
What flight control is used to prevent undesirable yaw in a turn? ANSWER:
Rudder
ATC directs a pilot discretion drop from 12,000' to meet a 3,000' crossing
restriction. Using a 3° descent profile, how far away from the 3,000' constraint
must the descent be initiated? Answer: 30 miles.
In calm conditions, what happens to fuel consumption as the aircraft climbs?
ANSWER Decreases.
A tailwind increases takeoff distance.
What is the ideal airspeed for greatest fuel endurance? - Answer Maximum lift
and lowest drag are known as L/D max.
When is the magnetic compass most accurate? - Answer Straight and level
flying.
An aircraft has a ground speed of 120 knots. How long will it take to travel 20
NM? - Answer: 10 minutes.
Consider an object acted upon by two forces. Is F1 and F2 equal? Which
assertion is correct? - ANSWER The velocity must be constant.
