Stalls

Question 1

What does this maneuver consist on?

Answer 1

Loss of aerodynamic lift

Question 2

What do we do to obtain this effect?

Answer 2

Decrease our speed by increasing our angle of attack

Question 3

In what does this increased angle of attack result?

Answer 3

Separation of airflow over the wing, causing and abrupt loss of lift

Question 4

What’s the objective of this maneuver?

Answer 4

Demonstrate the need for and importance of maintaining our speed and to install confidence in showing the ease of the required recovery procedure

Question 5

what’s the first task we need to learn?

Answer 5

Distinguish between being close to stall and being in a fully developed stall

Question 6

What’s the first scenario?

Answer 6

Training procedure required to pass flight tests within the course.

Question 7

What do we have to avoid in this first scenario?

Answer 7

To enter into a developed stall, and recover at the sounding of the audible stall warning, or with the buddeting that occurs as the first aerodynamic indication of impending boundary layer separation.