PPL Checkride study guide Flashcards
what are the three emergency squawks codes
121.5
7500 - hijak
7600 - lost coms
7700 - emergency
what is the in flight emergency procedure
A - airspeed
B - best place to land
C - checklist
D - declare emergency
E - execute
What is the decide model?
D - detect
E - estimate
C - choose
I - identify
D - do
E - evaluate
What are the 5 P’s
Plan
Plane
Pilot
Programming
Passengers
What are the 5 hazardous attitudes? RAIIM
Macho - I can do it
Impulsivity - do it quickly
Resignation - What’s the use
Anti-Authority Don’t tell me
Invulnerability - It won’t happen to me
What is the Lost procedure?
Climb
Communicate
Confess
Comply
Conserve
what are the four types of fog? RAUS
Radiation
Advection
Upslope
Steam
radiation fog
on cloudless night, land loses heat by radiation and cools. moist air in contact with cooling surface also cools (gold course)
advection fog
warm moist air mass flows over colder surface. air mass is cooled and if temp reduces to below dew point fog forms. (golden gate bridge)
upslope fog
flow of most air along upward sloping terrain
steam fog
cold air flows over warm water. water vapor evaporates and and cools below its dew point
what is a front
a transition zone between two different densities
what is a cold front
leading edge of a cooler mass of air replacing at ground level a warmer mass of air which lies within a fairly sharp surface trough of low pressure.
what is a warm front
the forward edge of an advancing mass of warm air that rises over and replaces a retreating mass of cooler air. as it rises the warm air cools and the water vapor in it condenses usually forming stead rain, sleet or snow.
stable air vs unstable air
if rising air is cooler then its surrounding air it tends to sink back down to its original position because it is more dense (heavier). if it is warmer it will continue to rise (less dense and lighter) and is unstable.