Flying steady - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Horizontal Stabilizer - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is the letter 1? Fuselage - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is number 2? Landing Flaps - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is number 3? Rudder - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is number 4? Leading Edge, Left Wing - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is number 5? Vertical Stabilizer - ANSWERSWhat aircraft part is number 6? High wing-externally braced; Tricycle type landing gear - ANSWERSThe airplane in the diagram may best be described as? Nose Wheel - A...

Force necessary to overcome gravitational force to keep the airplane flying is termed - ANSWERSLift Ailerons are used primarily to - ANSWERSRoll the airplane Ailerons are located - ANSWERSOn the outer edge of the wings Pitch makes the airplane - ANSWERSGo up and down Bank makes the airplane - ANSWERSRoll or turn The four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane are - ANSWERSDrag, lift, thrust and weight An airplane wing is designed to produce lift resulting from relatively - AN...

AFOQT TEST Q%A Force necessary to overcome gravitational force to keep the airplane flying is termed - ANSWER Lift Ailerons are used primarily to - ANSWER Roll the airplane Ailerons are located - ANSWER On the outer edge of the wings Pitch makes the airplane - ANSWER Go up and down Bank makes the airplane - ANSWER Roll or turn The four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane are - ANSWER Drag, lift, thrust and weight An airplane wing is designed to produce lift resulting from relativ...

Pathfinder HLZ Test - Questions with Verified Answers Reference for Pathfinder Operations FM 3-21.38 Reference for Airborne and Air Assault Operations FM 3-99 HLZ Considerations Tactical and Technical Technical selection factors Landing formations, Surface conditions, Obstacles, Approach and departure routes, Atmospheric conditions, Type of Load Size of HLZ factors Size/type of A/C, Pilot/unit proficiency, Day/Night Ops, Atmospheric Conditions (Humidity, Altitude, Temperature) TDP Size 1 Diame...

Force necessary to overcome gravitational force to keep the airplane flying is termed - ANSWERSLift Ailerons are used primarily to - ANSWERSRoll the airplane Ailerons are located - ANSWERSOn the outer edge of the wings Pitch makes the airplane - ANSWERSGo up and down Bank makes the airplane - ANSWERSRoll or turn The four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane are - ANSWERSDrag, lift, thrust and weight An airplane wing is designed to produce lift resulting from relatively - AN...

NIFE - Aero Review Questions and Answers with complete solution What is density? rho (ρ) - mass per unit of volume What happens to density if you increase humidity? Density decreases (inverse relationship) What's a moment? Rotational force around a point. What is a moment arm? Distance from the force. How do you find the moment? Force x Distance What is static pressure? The amount weight/air molecules above you. What is the gas law? P = ρRT If pressure remains constant, and...

AFOQT Aviation Exam Questions with correct Answers Force necessary to overcome gravitational force to keep the airplane flying is termed - CORRECT ️️ Lift Ailerons are used primarily to - CORRECT ️️ Roll the airplane Ailerons are located - CORRECT ️️ Outer edge of the trailing edge of the wing Pitch makes the airplane - CORRECT ️️ Go up and down Bank makes the airplane - CORRECT ️️ Roll or turn The four aerodynamic forces acting on an airplane are - CORRECT ️️ Lift...

NIFE - Aero Review Questions and Answers with complete solution What is density? rho (ρ) - mass per unit of volume What happens to density if you increase humidity? Density decreases (inverse relationship) What's a moment? Rotational force around a point. What is a moment arm? Distance from the force. How do you find the moment? Force x Distance What is static pressure? The amount weight/air molecules above you. What is the gas law? P = ρRT If pressure remains constant, and...

Part 107 applies to: A) Civil and public small UAS operations B) Civil small UAS operations C) Public UAS operations B) Civil small UAS operations A small UA causes an accident and your crew member loses consciousness. When do you report the accident? A) No accidents need to be reported. B) When requested by the UA owner. C) Within 10 days of the accident. C) Within 10 days of the accident What increases the load factor on a fixed wing airplane? A) Power off stall B) Level tur...

Pre-Solo Aeronautical Knowledge Test-solved what preflight action must a pilot perform prior to any flight (91.103) - ️️ a pilot must become familiar with all available information concerning that flight what documents must a student pilot carry in order to act as the PIC (61.51) - ️️ pilot certificate, logbook, medical, and government ID list the documents that must be on board the aircraft at all times-ARROW (PHAK 8) - ️️ airworthiness certificate, registration, radio license...