Chapter 2.3 - Exam Review Flashcards
In straight and level flight, Lift is (less than/greater than/the same as) Weight?
The same as.
The primary directional control to use when flying straight is the (Rudder/Ailerons).
Rudder.
The Wings are kept level with the Elevator/Ailerons.
Ailerons.
What will happen if the Wings are not kept level in straight and level flight?
The Aircraft will Yaw and crossed control is required.
Why should a ‘crossed controls’ situation be avoided when flying straight and level?
It produces unbalanced flight.
If the ball moves to the left in straight and level flight, (Left/Right) Rudder must be applied to keep straight?
Left.
To ensure that Lift equals Weight straight and level flight, an increase in Airspeed must be accompanied by (an increase/a decrease) in Angle of Attack?
A decrease.
In straight and level flight, the Aerodynamic forces (are/are not) in balance?
Are.