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what are the charcteristics of a monocoque air-plane structure

almost all structural loads are carried by the outer skin of the airplane

control surfaces usually located on the empennage

rudder elavtor stabilator

Under what conditions is carburator ice most likly to form

humidity above 80%

a decrease in engine power occurs wgen you apply carb heat because

less dense air is entering the engine

if mag switch is off but engine stil runs then

broken mag wire

Excessive cylindar head and engine oil temp can be caused by

using lower then normal fuel grade

The 3 pressure instruments connected to the pitot static system are the

air speed indicator altimeter and vertical speed indicator

attitude indicator reflects the planes movement about the

longitudinal and lateral axes

how often should you check the heading indicator and align it with the magnetic compass

15 minutes

what causes the separation of air over the wings during a stall

the angle formed by the wing chord line and the relative wind is excessive regardless of the airspeed or attitude

extending the wing flaps

increases both lift and drag

wingtip vortices contribute to the production of

induced drag

characteristics of an aircraft with the cg foward of limits

very stable pitch inadequatew elevator control for landing longer takeoff run and greater nose-over tendacy

Dihedral is used to stablize the airplane about the

longitudinal axis

p-factor is one of the forces that causes the airplane to

yaw to the left

what is primary force that causes an airplane to turn?

horizontal component of lift

congested areas you must maintain an altitude of at least 1,000 feet

above highest obstacle horizontal distance of 2000 feet of the aircraft

runway and traffic pattern direction

runway 36 , right-handed traffic

displaced threshold

directs pilot to land there aircraft further down the runway

2 white flashes and one greem

military airport

when using 2 bar VASI lights what will you see when you are on the proper glide slopes

near bar white far bar red

class c

1000 feet

air space d

two way radio

airspace a

clear of clouds 3 sm

what action if any is required when you are departing a satellite airport located within class c airspace

contact atc as soon as practicable

what are the special VFR weather minimums for flight within Class D airspace

Clear of clouds with one statue mile visibility

On a sectional chart what does NO SVFR above the airport name indicate

no fixed wing special VFR operations are permitted at anytime

what VFR weather minimums are required to take off from salina Airport?

Visibility three miles and a ceiling of 1,000 feet or special VFR

You are considering a local VFR flight and have obtained weather information from several reliable sources indicting that the current high pressure patern will result in perfect flying conditions for at least another week. is it necessary to obtain an FAA briefing from another AFSS

YES, TO LEARN ABOUT TEMP FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS

a controller may issue a safty alert to an aircraft that is

in unsafe proximity to terrain obstructions or another aircraft

when in radar contact who is primarily responsible for VFR aircraft separation

pilot in command

when approaching an airport with an operating control tower, you must contact the tower before entering the

class D airspace

length of runway portland

11,000 feet

when departing north the proper frequency for departure control is (portland part)

118.1

what ifo concerning greater cincinnati airport in covington kentucky is contain in the acompanying NOTAM excerpt

airport has expermental lighting system

The FAA creates advisory circulars

to resolve misunderstanding of regulations and provide clearly understood methods for complying with them