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three primary flight control surfaces ailerons, elevator, rudder secondary flight controls flaps, trim three types of aircraft instruments control, performance, navigation aircraft attitude and percent power are ________ instruments control the airspeed indicator, altimeter, and coordination indicator are ______ instruments performance ETCA establish, trim, crosscheck, adjust when lift=weight, aircraft is in _______ flight levelloss of lift resulting in a loss of control effectiveness is ...

5 miles helicopter VASI system day time 20 VASI helicopter system night time directional control system pitch of tail in helicopter collective helicopter angle of main blades tail rudder helicopter to counteract torque shallow turn 20 degrees or less stall angle down increase thrust 1000 feet how many feet till see runway w red lights translational lift gives a helicopter forward flight decreases lift a low density does w...

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...

Aviation 100 Questions and Answers Rated A+ three primary flight control surfaces ailerons, elevator, rudder secondary flight controls flaps, trim three types of aircraft instruments control, performance, navigation aircraft attitude and percent power are ________ instruments control the airspeed indicator, altimeter, and coordination indicator are ______ instruments performance ETCA establish, trim, crosscheck, adjust when lift=weight, aircraft is in _______ flight leve...

FLCS Exam Guide Questions and CORRECT Answers What are the primary control surfaces and their functions? - Correct ANSWER- Flaperons - ailerons and trailing edge flaps. roll Horizontal stablilizers - differential pitch and roll Rudder - manual yaw deflection plus automatic ARI, AOS, and yaw rate limiter What are the secondary flight controls? - Correct ANSWER- Leading edge flaps (LEFs), trailing edge flaps (TEFs), and speedbrakes The FLCS system is built on redundancy. How many air dat...

Private Pilot Exam(based on fly8ma coursework) Questions With Correct Answers!! Latest 2024/2025 Graded A+. What are the three axis the aircraft moves about? A. lateral, vertical, pitch B. vertical, horizontal, lateral C. longitudinal, vertical, lateral - Answer C. longitudinal, vertical, lateral Which function does the rudder provide? A. pitch B. yaw C. roll - Answer B. yaw What does pitching the nose up or down in fight primarily do? A. change the altitude B. change airspeed C. chan...

ATPL EXAM 2024 WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. What are the forces acting on an aircraft in flight? - ANSWER Drag. Thrust. Lift and Weight What is direct lift control? - ANSWER The elevator / stabilizer provide the direct lift control. What are high lift devices? - ANSWER Trailing edge flaps. Leading edge flaps. Slots Define the two major types or Drag. - ANSWER Profile and induced drag which equals total drag What are high drag devices? - ANSWER Trailing edge flaps, spoilers, landing gear...

AFOQT Aviation Questions and Answers Already Passed Four Areodynamic forces acting on an airplane are? Drag, Lift, Thrust, Weight An airplane wing is designed to produce lift resulting from relatively: Positive below the wing/Negative above the wing Forces acting on a plane in a steady flight condition? Lift equals weight and thrust equals drag A flashing green air traffic control signal directed to an aircraft on the surface is a signal that the pilot is: Cleared to taxi Steady red light fr...

Aviation 100 Questions and Answers 100% Pass three primary flight control surfaces ailerons, elevator, rudder secondary flight controls flaps, trim three types of aircraft instruments control, performance, navigation aircraft attitude and percent power are ________ instruments control the airspeed indicator, altimeter, and coordination indicator are ______ instruments performance ETCA establish, trim, crosscheck, adjust when lift=weight, aircraft is in _______ flight lev...

What altitude is displayed on the aircraft altimeter Correct Answer-Pressure What occurs as a result of a forward center of gravity Correct Answer-Difficulty applying upward pitch What type of environmental condition yields the greatest aircraft performance Correct Answer-Sea level and cold Describe how to recover from a stall Correct Answer-Decrease pitch and increase power Dead reckoning navigation involves Correct Answer-Utilizing a previously known position and using time/distanc...