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Vso
33kts
Stalling speed or minimum steady flight speed in landing configuration.
Lower limit of white arc.
Vs
44kts
Stall Speed/minimum flight speed at which the airplane is controllable.
Lower limit of green arc.
What is the difference between Vx & Vy
Vx = Climb Angle (60kts)
Vy = Climb Speed (76kts)
Vfe
85kts
Maximum speed with flaps extended
Va
99kts
Maneuvering Speed. Cannot perform maneuvers exceeding this speed without stressing the plane.
Difference between Vr & Vy
Vr = rotation speed (55kts)
Vy = best climb speed once you’re flying (76kts)
Vx
60kts
Best angle of climb speed.
speed which results in greatest gain of altitude in a given distance.
Best Glide Angle
65kts
Listed in POH, depends on plane.
Gives your plane the greatest distance traveled for each foot of altitude lost.
Vno
127kts
Maximum structural cruise speed.
Highest speed you can fly safely in smooth air.
Marked by the upper limit of the green arc on the airspeed indicator.
Glide Ratio
How far you can glide forward for each foot of altitude lost.
Vne
158kts
Never exceed speed (red line)
Transponder Codes
1200 : VFR Flying Code
7500 : Hijacking
7600 : Lost Communication
7700 : Emergency
Vso = 33kts
Vs = 44kts
White Arc
Vfe = 85kts
Green Arc
Vno = 127kts
Yellow Arc
Vne = 158