Chapter 1.4 - Exam Review Flashcards
List the five major components of a typical Light Training Aircraft?
- Fuselage.
- Wings.
- Tail Section.
- Undercarriage.
- Powerplant.
Which Aircraft component is the attachment point for the Wings, Tail Section, Engine and Nose Wheel?
Fuselage.
Ailerons are hinged to which outer edges of the Wings?
Trailing.
If a control lock for the Ailerons and Elevators is provided, a warning flag to remind Pilots not to start the Engine before removing the lock, is usually placed over the (Throttle/Ignition Switch?
Ignition Switch.
Why should the Pitot Tube cover be removed before flight?
The Airspeed Indicator (ASI) will not work if the Pitot Tube is blocked by giving a reading of 0.
What is the name for pivoting, one-piece horizontal stabiliser that does not need a hinged Elevator?
A Stabilator.
A moveable Rudder is part of the (Tailplane/Tail Section). How is it operated?
- Tail Section.
- Rudder pedals in the Cockpit.
What type of brakes are fitted to each main wheel of most Light Training Aircrafts?
Hydraulic Disc Brakes.
What is meant by ‘fixed-pitch’ Propeller?
The blade pitch/angle is built into the Propeller and can’t be amended by a Pilot.
An Engine component that includes baffles to force cooling air around the Engine Cylinders is called what?
Engine Cowling.