Approach Stall

Question 1

Approach Stall Steps

Answer 1

1. Clearing turns
2. Pre-maneuver checklist
3. Maintain Heading by choosing an aiming point
4. Throttle to Idle
5. Add pitch & trim to maintain altitude
6. Add flaps incrementally as you slow through Flap Speeds
   (Flaps T/O @ 100 KTS, Flaps LDG @ 78 KTS)
7. As you slow to approach speed of 60 KTS allow the aircraft to begin a descent
8. Trim aircraft for hands off descent
9. Once stabilized, if required add up to 20 degree Bank
10. Increase pitch using back elevator to level off and induce a stall

Question 2

What is approach speed？

Answer 2

60 KTS

Question 3

Recovery steps

Answer 3

11. Keep ailerons neutral
12. Simultaneously Lower the nose to break the stall and increase throttle to full
13. Use rudder to maintain direction control
14. Level the wings if necessary
15. Pitch up to climb altitude
16. Bring flaps to T/O
17. Reduce flaps to Cruise as you accelerate through 65 KTS
18. Level off at entry altitude on original heading
    (Or straight ahead if a bank was used during the stall)
19. Allow aircraft to accelerate
20. Once cruise speed is reached, reduce throttle to cruise setting (2400-2700 RPMs)
21. Trim aircraft for hands off level flight
22. Cruise Checklist