AFOQT PILOT SECTION EXAM
2024-2025
ANSWER Which of the following will produce lift if the air flows faster over
the wings than beneath them?
Longitudinal - Answer Ailerons control which one of the following axes?
Lateral - Answer. Elevators control which of the following axes.
Vertical - Answer. A rudder controls which of the following axes?
Aileron - Answer Which of the following is not considered a secondary or
auxiliary flying control?
Slats - Answer What is not a component of an enterprise?
Skate - Answer Which of the following is not a form of landing gear.
Semicoque - Answer What is not a sort of fuselage?
Monocoque - ANSWER Type of fuselage
The pilot - answer Who should be most concerned with an aircraft's flight
envelope?
Stalling Speed - Answer What is the lowest speed at which an airplane can
sustain level flight?
Cruising speed - ANSWER The most efficient and pleasant speed for an
airplane to fly.
Service Ceiling - Answer What is the maximum operational altitude for a given
aircraft design?
Drag - Answer. Which of the following is an alternative term for aerodynamic
friction or wind resistance?
, ANSWER: Level the airplane during flight. What is the function of the
horizontal stabilizer?
ANSWER: The outer trailing edge of a wing Where are the ailerons located?
Stall - Answer What happens when the induced drag of an airplane surpasses its
lift?
Landing - Answer What does not count as one of the four fundamental flight
maneuvers?
Torque - Answer What force acts on a helicopter to turn it in the opposite
direction of its main rotor?
Collective Control - Answer What method is utilized to enhance the pitch of the
main rotor at all stages of blade rotation?
3-5 miles away. During clear daylight hours, how far can you see the visual
approach slope indicators?
Horizontal - Answer What type of guidance do non-precision instrument
runways provide?
ANSWER: Fixed-wing aircraft Aircraft in which the movement of the wings
relative to the aircraft does not generate lift.
Fuselage - Answer The main body of an aircraft
Airfoil - Answer A lift-producing surface, such as a wing, elevator, or aileron.
2024-2025
ANSWER Which of the following will produce lift if the air flows faster over
the wings than beneath them?
Longitudinal - Answer Ailerons control which one of the following axes?
Lateral - Answer. Elevators control which of the following axes.
Vertical - Answer. A rudder controls which of the following axes?
Aileron - Answer Which of the following is not considered a secondary or
auxiliary flying control?
Slats - Answer What is not a component of an enterprise?
Skate - Answer Which of the following is not a form of landing gear.
Semicoque - Answer What is not a sort of fuselage?
Monocoque - ANSWER Type of fuselage
The pilot - answer Who should be most concerned with an aircraft's flight
envelope?
Stalling Speed - Answer What is the lowest speed at which an airplane can
sustain level flight?
Cruising speed - ANSWER The most efficient and pleasant speed for an
airplane to fly.
Service Ceiling - Answer What is the maximum operational altitude for a given
aircraft design?
Drag - Answer. Which of the following is an alternative term for aerodynamic
friction or wind resistance?
, ANSWER: Level the airplane during flight. What is the function of the
horizontal stabilizer?
ANSWER: The outer trailing edge of a wing Where are the ailerons located?
Stall - Answer What happens when the induced drag of an airplane surpasses its
lift?
Landing - Answer What does not count as one of the four fundamental flight
maneuvers?
Torque - Answer What force acts on a helicopter to turn it in the opposite
direction of its main rotor?
Collective Control - Answer What method is utilized to enhance the pitch of the
main rotor at all stages of blade rotation?
3-5 miles away. During clear daylight hours, how far can you see the visual
approach slope indicators?
Horizontal - Answer What type of guidance do non-precision instrument
runways provide?
ANSWER: Fixed-wing aircraft Aircraft in which the movement of the wings
relative to the aircraft does not generate lift.
Fuselage - Answer The main body of an aircraft
Airfoil - Answer A lift-producing surface, such as a wing, elevator, or aileron.
