stalling

Question 1

why do aerofoils stall

Answer 1

when the critical AOA has been exceeded and the wing can no longer create enough lift to balance the weight

Question 2

stalling speed with flaps

Answer 2

41

Question 3

stalling speed without flaps

Answer 3

47

Question 4

symptoms of approaching and Incipient stalls

Answer 4

.High nose attitude
.Low airspeed
.stall warning
.Reduced control effectiveness

Question 5

symptoms of fully developed stall

Answer 5

.Nose drop
.High descent rate
.Possible wing drop
.Unstable aircraft

Question 6

recovery technique from fully developed stall

Answer 6

1.Lower the nose
2.Full power
3.Right rudder
4.Wings level
5.Smoothly raise nose
6.Retract flaps

Question 7

recovery technique from incipient spin

Answer 7

Power-idle
Ailerons-neutral
Rudder-full opposite
Elevator-neutral
-Rotation Stopped-
Center rudder
Positive dive recovery
Power above the horizon

Question 8

H.A.S.E.L.L Meaning

Answer 8

Height sufficient to recover by 3500 AGL
Airframe config as required
Secure
Engine- T’s & P’s in the green
Location-clear of traffic
Lookout- 1 180 turn or 2 90