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NIFE FLIGHT RULES AND REGS CHAPTER 1 EXAM ...

NIFE Aero Review Study Questions 2024. Define Vector - CORRECT ANSWER A quantity that expresses both magnitude and direction. A vector quantity is represented by an arrow that displays direction and has a length proportional to magnitude Moment - CORRECT ANSWER Force applied at some distance from an axis or fulcrum F x d (Distance: from the point of rotation that is perpendicular to force, "moment arm") Equilibrium Flight - CORRECT ANSWER When the sum of all FORCE and all MOMENTS ...

FLIGHT TRAINING INSTRUCTION (NIFE), Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Verified. What is the definition of situational awareness? degree of accuracy by which one's perception of current environment mirrors reality What is the single leading casual factor for class A mishaps? Human error What is CRM? Behavior skills that improve mission effectiveness by 1) minimizing crew preventable error 2) maximize coordination 3) optimizing risk management What are the seven skills of C...

NIFE Pre-Checkride Latest Update Graded A+ CRM Steps D- decision making A- assertiveness M- mission analysis C- communication L- leadership A- adaptability S- situational awareness 80% of accidents are due to? Human Error Which is not part of the 4 ORM steps? Accept no unnecessary risks Make risk decisions at the appropriate level Accept risk when benefits outweigh dangers/costs Integrate risk management into all levels of planning NOT! Manage risks by accepting no critic...

NIFE SOP REVIEW STUDY QUESTIONS 2024. Instructor crew day - CORRECT ANSWER begins upon arrival for official business and should not exceed 12 hours Student crew day - CORRECT ANSWER begins with the first scheduled ground event or 30 minutes prior to brief and SHALL not exceed 12 hours Crew rest - CORRECT ANSWER 12 hours of continuous crew rest SHALL be afforded prior to commencement of crew day. The CO may waive an instructor's crew rest down to 10 hours on a case-by-case basis due t...

NIFE Aerodynamics - Unit 1 Practice Exam Questions 2024. Vector - ANSWER A quantity that has magnitude and direction. Resultant vector may be divided into separate components. Density (rho) - ANSWER Mass per unit volume Moment - ANSWER A rotational force around a point or axis Equilibrium Flight - ANSWER Exists when the sum of all forces and the sum of all moments around the center of gravity are equal to zero. Trimmed Flight - ANSWER Exists when the sum of all moments around th...

NIFE Engines Purposes Review Practice Study Questions 2024. Brayton Cycle - CORRECT ANSWER SIMULTANEOUS intake, compression, combustion, exhaust Otto Cycle - CORRECT ANSWER SEQUENTIAL intake, compression, combustion, exhaust EPR gauge - CORRECT ANSWER Indicates ratio between inlet and exhaust airflow (Important for TurboJet) Torquemeter - CORRECT ANSWER Indicates mechanical torque (in shaft horsepower available) Tachometer - CORRECT ANSWER Indicates engine rotation speed in % of...

NIFE Aerodynamics Questions - Answered with Correct Answers Which of the following, when doubled, will cause the greatest increase in lift? a) Velocity b) Coefficient of lift c) Density d) Area At zero degrees angle of attack and positive velocity, a symmetrical airfoil will produce: a) Lift, but less than a positively cambered airfoil b) No form drag c) No induced drag d) No net aerodynamic force Still produces parasite drag (because it is at a positive velocity), but the airfoil will produce...

NIFE Aerodynamics 2-2-1 Latest Update 100% Pass Total drag eqn (Not EO) Dt = Dp + Di Define Parasite drag and its components Drag that does not aid flight. Has two basic elements: form drag and friction drag. Dp = qf Form drag Results from the disruption of the streamline flow; and the resistance of skin friction. Caused by laminar airflow separation from a surface creating a low pressure wake behind an object. The pressure differential between the front and rear creates suction t...

NIFE FR&R, Top Exam Questions and answers. 100% Accurate. VERIFIED. What is the FAA responsible for? - -The Federal Aviation Administration is responsible for establishing, reviewing, and enforcing general regulations for all aviation activities in the US What does the FAA create to help with this? - -The FAR (Federal Aviation Regulation) -Most important part in FAR Part 91 "General Operating and Flight Rules" What else did the FAA create? - -The AIM (Aeronautical Information Manua...