FF107 Flashcards

1
Q

During the roundout, elevator back pressure is adjusted to maintain proper ______.

A

pitch attitude

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2
Q

During landing, retard the PCL with a smooth reduction to IDLE ______.

A

at or just before touchdown

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3
Q

As groundspeed decreases below 80 KIAS and the flight controls become less effective, you can use ______ braking to assist in maintaining direction control during landing roll.

A

differential

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4
Q

The three phases of landing are the roundout, touchdown, and _______.

A

landing roll

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5
Q

True or false - if you suspect you may have hot brakes, you should remain clear of other aircraft or parking areas.

A

TRUE

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6
Q

If the roundout is executed too high, the tendency is to run out of ______ and drop it in or stall.

A

airspeed

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7
Q

Ballooning can be brought on by ______.

A

rounding out too rapidly

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8
Q

Within about one wing span distance above the ground, there will be ______ in induced drag while lift remains virtually unchanged.

A

a significant decrease

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9
Q

A long narrow runway can cause an approach to appear ______.

A

too high

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10
Q

True or false - hills or buildings near the approach end of the runway can contribute to unpredictable wind currents on the approach path.

A

TRUE

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11
Q

Viscous hydroplaning is more likely on a ______ runway surface.

A

smooth

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12
Q

When trying to stop a hydroplaning aircraft, maintain directional control with the rudder, and avoid ______.

A

sharp braking

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13
Q

Following touchdown in a touch-and-go, directional control is maintained primarily with the ______.

A

rudder

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14
Q

In a touch-and-go, anticipate adding ______ after power is advanced to counter the torque increase from the engine.

A

right rudder

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15
Q

Crosswind controls should be established once you are ______.

A

on final approach

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16
Q

Because cross controls increase drag, you will have to make power adjustments to maintain your ______.

A

approach airspeed

17
Q

Shifts in crosswind direction or speed (gusts) during the approach can cause ______.

A

a sudden loss of lift

18
Q

On a go-around/waveoff from the roundout raise the gear and flaps ______ .

A

when you are sure you will not touch down

19
Q

When should you contact ground control for taxi instructions?

A

After turning off the active runway

20
Q

What setting on the PCL will normally produce sufficient thrust for taxi?

A

IDLE

21
Q

What action should be taken before making sharp turns with differential braking?

A

Disconnect nose wheel steering

22
Q

The ground crew signal (HANDS CROSSED) indicates what action?

A

Stop

23
Q

The marshaller moving his hand horizontal from right to left is giving the signal for ______.

A

cut engine

24
Q

A wide, short runway will cause a visual illusion which may cause a pilot to land ______.

A

short of the runway

25
Q

Heavier aircraft weight will produce a higher lift requirement and contribute to a ______.

A

quicker sink rate

26
Q

When power is advanced following touchdown in a touch-and-go landing, right rudder will be required to compensate for increased ______.

A

torque

27
Q

When landing behind another aircraft, particularly a large type, ______ is one hazard which could require a go-around.

A

wake turbulence

28
Q

Following a full stop landing, you should retract the flaps and complete the after landing checklist after you ______.

A

clear the active runway

29
Q

In the initial portion of the rollout of a crosswind landing, directional control is maintained using rudder and ______.

A

aileron

30
Q

Ground effect normally occurs within ______ of the ground.

A

one wingspan

31
Q

Touchdown with flaps LDG should occur at an airspeed of approximately ______ KIAS.

A

80

32
Q

In a crosswind landing, cross controls will require power adjustments to maintain airspeed. This is primarily due to increased ______.

A

drag