EFA Private Pilot Pre-Solo Progress Check Flashcards
Prepare for Pre-Solo Progress Check ground session for Cessna 172S
What does AR(R)OW stand for?
A- airworthiness cert R- registration (R)- radio operator lic. (Not needed within US) O- operating limits / POH W- aircraft weight and bal.
Class A (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
None, None
Class B (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
Clear of Clouds
Class C (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
Class D (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
VFR Cruise Altitude 0 - 179
Odd thousands MSL + 500
Class E, below 10,000 MSL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
Class E, above 10,000 MSL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
5 SM
1-1-1
1,000 below / 1,000 above / 1 SM horizontal
VFR Cruise Altitude 180-359
Even thousands MSL + 500
DAY Class G below 1,200 AGL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
1 SM
Clear of Clouds
NIGHT Class G below 1,200 AGL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
DAY Class G above 1,200 AGL, below 10,000 MSL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
1 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
NIGHT Class G above 1,200 AGL, below 10,000 MSL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
3 SM
5-1-2
500 below / 1,000 above / 2,000 horizontal
Class G above 1,200 AGL, at/above 10,000 MSL (Flight Vis., Dist. from Clouds)
5 SM
1-1-1
1,000 below / 1,000 above / 1 SM horizontal
Spin Recovery Procedures - acronym
PARE
Spin Recovery Actions (PARE)
Power - Power to Idle
Ailerons - Neutral
Rudder - full opposite the spin and hold
Elevator - Briskly applied through neutral to forward
After recovery - rudder neutral, elevator to level flight
EFA VFR Traffic Pattern Mins. (Ceiling AGL, Min. Vis.)
2,000 feet
3 SM
EFA VFR Practice Area Mins. (Ceiling AGL, Min. Vis.)
4,000 feet
10 SM
EFA VFR Cross-Country Mins. (Ceiling AGL, Min. Vis.)
5,000 feet
10 SM
EFA Minimum Altitude
Excluding T/O, Landing, and ground reference, 1,500 AGL
EFA Ground Reference Altitude
1,000 AGL
EFA Stall Practice Altitude
Start 3,000 AGL
Finish 2,500 AGL
Cessna 172SP Engine Model
IO-360-L2A
Manufacturer: Textron Lycoming
Engine Type
Normally aspirated, direct drive, air-cooled, horizontally opposed, fuel injected, four cylinder engine with 360 cu. inch displacement
Horsepower Rating & Engine Speed
180 rated BHP at 2700 RPM
Max Takeoff weight
2550 lbs.
VNE (Never Exceed)
163 KIAS (Red Line / Arc)
VNO (Max cruising speed in calm weather)
129 KIAS (Start of Yellow Arc)
VA Maneuvering Speed
EFA: 90 KIAS
2,550 lbs - 105 KIAS
2,200 lbs. - 98 KIAS
1,900 lbs. - 90 KIAS
Max Flaps Extend Speed (<10 deg.)
110 KIAS
Max Flaps Extend Speed (>-10 deg. - 30 deg.)
85 KIAS / White Arc
VS0
Stall Speed in landing config - 40 KIAS (flaps full extend)
VS1
Stall Speed flaps up - 48 KIAS
Vx
Best angle of climb - 62-67 KIAS
Vy
Best rate of climb - 74 - 72 KIAS
Entry to Class A Airspace
IFR only
Must have transponder with altitude reporting
18,000 ft MSL - FL600
Entry to Class B Airspace
Specific clearance from ATC
Must have transponder with altitude reporting
Entry to Class C Airspace
Two-way comms from ATC
Entry to Class D Airspace
Two-way comms from ATC
Engine Failure, Takeoff Roll
Throttle, Brakes
Engine Failure, After Takeoff
Airspeed 70 KIAS Flaps Up; 65 KIAS flaps down
Place to Land
Engine Failures ABCs
Airspeed (Aviate)
Best Place to Land
Checklists & Communicate
Engine Failure, in flight
Airspeed (68 KIAS) Fuel Shutoff Valve - On / In Fuel Selector Valve - Both Aux Fuel Pump Switch - On Mixture - Rich (ignition Switch, Both)
Engine Fire during start
Cranking
Engine Fire during start - fails to start
Throttle - Full Open Mixture - Idle cut off Cranking - continue Fuel Shutoff - Off / Out Aux Fuel Pump - Off
Engine Fire in Flight
Mixture - idle cutoff
Fuel Shutoff Valve - Off / Out
Aux Fuel Pump - Off
Master Switch - Off
Electrical Fire in Flight
Master Switch - Off
Vents / Cabin Air / Heat - Closed
Fire Extinguisher - Activate
Wake Turbulence Timing
Wait 2-3 minutes, if possible, to T/O, Land
Wake Turbulence - T/O
Take off before the jet’s take off spot
Elevator width
11’ 4”
Wake Turbulence - Landing
Glideslope above jet
Land after the jet
Wingspan
36’ 1”
Propeller diameter
76” max
Plane length
27’ 2”
Plane height (wheels to tail)
8’ 11”
Useable fuel max
53 gallons (56 max in tanks)
Max glide / best glide
68 KIAS
After Landing Checklist
Throttle - 1,000 RPM Radio - Ground Transponder - standby Flaps - up Mixture - lean 1 inch Lights - as required
GUMPS
Gas on both Undercarriage down Mixture Rich P Seatbelts on
CAMPS
Clearing turns Altitude Mixture rich Place to land Seatbelts