Airframe Flashcards
What is the P-8A’s safety diamond?
Lines connecting aircraft’s nose, wings, and tail.
What is the P-3C’s safety diamond?
5 feet from nose, wings and tail.
What must be done if floor panels are removed?
A suitable barrier and warning placards must be placed around the opening.
What must be done before operating flight controls?
An outside observer must verify area is clear.
What is the purpose of aircraft safety placards?
To alert personnel to specific risk areas.
Describe the construction of the P-3C aircraft.
All metal construction with the exception of the nose and aft radomes and aircraft wingtips.
Corrosion prone areas:
Seams of aluminum alloy structures Box beam skin areas Around plated steel fasteners Unpainted surfaces Skin seams Lap joints Areas and crevices that collect grime and moisture
Describe the construction of the P-8A aircraft.
All metal construction.
What are the parts of the fuselage?
Forward section (including flight station)
Mid body section
Aft fuselage section including tail cone
How is the center of the wings on a P-3C constructed?
As an integral part of the fuselage
What does the outer portion of the wings on the P-3C consist of?
Wing flaps, leading and trailing edge, ailerons, and engine nacelles.
What kind of wing flaps are on the P-3C?
High-lift fowler type.
What happens in flight if the rudder is moved to the right?
The aircraft is turned right.
How are ailerons moved in flight?
Turning motion of wheel on yoke.
How are elevators operated in flight?
Movement of the control stick fore and aft.