Fundamentals Of Flight

Question 1

What is the FAA

Answer 1

Federal aviation administration

Question 2

FARs?

Answer 2

federal aviation regulations

Question 3

Before solo, you must have what kind of medical certificate

Answer 3

First class, second class, or third class 

Question 4

When is a flight review required?

Answer 4

Within the past 24 calendar months to act as pilot in command, whether flying solo or carrying passengers

Question 5

True or false? You must have an ATP certificate to fly for a major airline under part 121.

Answer 5

True

Question 6

TEM?

Answer 6

Threat and air management

Question 7

The systematic approach to the mental process that Pilot used to consistently arrive at the rate, course of action in any circumstance

Answer 7

 The ATM process

Question 8

Flow pattern?

Answer 8

Performing normal procedures, configuring airplane/avionics

Question 9

Wind, direction, runway, length, takeoff distance, initial heading, takeoff and climb speeds, departure procedures, emergency plan.

Answer 9

Takeoff briefing

Question 10

Airport info, active runway, airport, elevation/pattern, altetude, traffic pattern entry.

Answer 10

Pre-landing briefing

Question 11

What are the five major components of an airplane?

Answer 11

Powerplant, wing, landing gear,empennage , fuselage

Question 12

What does the fly will allow us to do?

Answer 12

Start playing electrically

Question 13

What is the AFM?

Answer 13

Pilots operating handbook/FAA approved airplane flight manual

Question 14

What are the three required flight instruments you must have at all times to fly

Answer 14

Airspeed indicator, altimeter, magnetic compass

Question 15

What are the required engine system monitoring indicator so you must have every flight?

Answer 15

Tachometer, manifold, pressure, gauge, fuel gauge, oil temp, oil pressure gauge/temp gauge, Landing gear position indicator

Question 16

What are the four combustion engine cycles?

Answer 16

Intake, compression, combustion , exhaust

Question 17

What is this describing? Changes the way the aircraft flies (more power, less power), cools and heats engine, and is affected by air density

Answer 17

Mixture

Question 18

What are the two types of mixtures?

Answer 18

Rich and lean

Question 19

If you have a high engine temperature, what should you do?

Answer 19

Enrichen the mixture, increase airspeed, pull power back

Question 20

What do magnetos do and what is the purpose?

Answer 20

They create their own power, incase of a fail

Question 21

What does the primer do?

Answer 21

Move fuel from line into first third and fourth cylinders. It allows us to start engine with fuel already in the cylinders.

Question 22

Where are the fuel tanks located?

Answer 22

Wings

Question 23

What is the difference between a fixed pitch propeller and a constant speed propeller

Answer 23

 The fixed pitch propeller blade angle cannot be changed

Question 24

What is the purpose of the alternator?

Answer 24

Supply electrical energy

Question 25

What does the master switch control?

Answer 25

The entire electrical system, except for ignition system

Question 26

What does the ammeter show?

Answer 26

If the alternator is producing an adequate supply of electrical power