TC PPL WRITTEN EXAM : GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
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What instruments use a gyro?
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Heading indicator, attitude indicator, Lift acts in the direction of low
1 2
turn co-ordination pressure
, The drag produced by the down
Aeroplane will restore to original
3 4 going aileron. It is corrected with frise
position.
and differential ailerons.
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Terms in this set (51)
Lift acts in the direction of low How does an airplane acheive lift?
pressure
Left wing; clockwise Describe the direction of wing tip vortices.
Right wing; counterclockwise
All parts of the airplane that do not What is parasite drag?
contribute to lift What are the sub components of parasite drag?
Sub components:
1) form drag: drag created by the
shape of body
2) skin friction: tendency of air
flowing over a body to cling to its
surface
The parts of the aeroplane that are What is induced drag?
actively producing lift
EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
2026 ALREADY GRADED A+
Play your way to mastery with fun games
Match Blocks Charms NEW
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
What instruments use a gyro?
Choose an answer
Heading indicator, attitude indicator, Lift acts in the direction of low
1 2
turn co-ordination pressure
, The drag produced by the down
Aeroplane will restore to original
3 4 going aileron. It is corrected with frise
position.
and differential ailerons.
Don't know?
Terms in this set (51)
Lift acts in the direction of low How does an airplane acheive lift?
pressure
Left wing; clockwise Describe the direction of wing tip vortices.
Right wing; counterclockwise
All parts of the airplane that do not What is parasite drag?
contribute to lift What are the sub components of parasite drag?
Sub components:
1) form drag: drag created by the
shape of body
2) skin friction: tendency of air
flowing over a body to cling to its
surface
The parts of the aeroplane that are What is induced drag?
actively producing lift