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Question 1

Types of AIRMET

Answer 1

Tango, Zulu, Sierra

Question 2

AIRMET Tango

Answer 2

Moderate turbulence, less then 30 kts, low level wind sheer

Question 3

AIRMET Zulu

Answer 3

Moderate icing and provides freezing levels

Question 4

AIRMET Sierra

Answer 4

Describes IFR conditions or mountain obstructions

Question 5

Frost Effects

Answer 5

Frost alters the aerodynamic characteristics of the wing sufficiently to interfere with take-off by increasing stall speed and reducing lift.

Question 6

Icing Effects

Answer 6

Increased Drag, Increased Weight, decreased thrust, decreased lift

Question 7

FAA rule taking off with debris on the wings

Answer 7

Completely clear wing before taking off

Question 8

Avoiding Icing Hazards

Answer 8

Avoid flight into an area where icing conditions are known to exist. Do not fly through rain showers or wet snow when the temperature is near 0°C. Do not fly into cumulus clouds when the temperature is low.