Flying module clouds - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Flight Module Latest 2023 Graded A+ NB: Answers appear before questions and are highlighted in yellow Broken If clouds cover 7/8 of the sky, the cloud coverage is: Obscured Overcast Few Broken Scattered Scattered What is the approximate cloud coverage in photo 1c1? Obscured Overcast Few Broken Scattered True When photos of clouds are taken at slant or oblique angles, the cloud coverage looks greater than it actually is. True False For low clouds of broken or overcast coverage, cloud-bas...

ATSC 113 Flying Module Exam Questions with Correct Answers - Looks like a small, short-lived scarf above a cumulus cloud - Does not indicate anything h. Fractus / Scud - Look very ragged and occurs at low-altitudes only Indicates high humidity and strong winds 4. CLOUDS FORMED BY HUMANS i. Fumulus - Looks like smoke, created from factories and towers - Does not indicate anything j. Contrails - Looks like a long narrow spiral from aircrafts/jets - Indicates the turbulent ...

ATSC 113 – Final Exam Review 2021

ATSC 113 Flying Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Flying module A VFR - Answer-Visual Flight Rules. You need good visibility and need to stay out of the clouds VMC - Answer-Visual Meteorological Conditions. Is the name given to weather that is good enough for you to fly VFR. IFR - Answer-Instrument Flight Rules. You can conduct most of the flight by not looking out of the window. You use air traffic control (ATC) IMC - Answer-Instrument Meteorological Conditions. You can fly IFR i...

ATSC 113 – Final Exam Review 2020 with complete solution

Flying Module Clouds, Ceilings, Visibility, and Fog Normal clouds are classified into 2 categories: - 1. Convective Clouds / Cumuliform Clouds (Cu) o ​ Look like stacks of ​cotton balls - 2. Layer Clouds / Stratiform Clouds (St) o ​ Look like sheets or ​blankets