Manuevering

Question 1

What is the accronym for the documents you need in your plane at all times?

Answer 1

ARROW

Question 2

What does ARROW Stand for?

Answer 2

Airworthiness Certificate
Registration Certificate
Radio Station Class License (Only needed to communicate with the ground in other countries)
Operating instructions (or FAA Approved aircraft flight manual)
Weight and balance data and equipment list)

Question 3

What are clearing turns?

Answer 3

Two 90 degree turns that allow you to look around for other aircraft

Question 4

When doing slow flight manuevers, what should your altitude be?

Answer 4

Something that allows you to recover at altitude higher than 1500 ft AGL.

Question 5

What is the proceedure for a slow flight manuever?

Answer 5

Do a clearing turn
Apply carburetor heat
Reduce Power
Apply backpressure on the yoke to maintain power and adjust the trim as necessary
Lower the flaps in increments
Use the rudders to keep your flight path smooth

Question 6

How do you come out of a slow flight manuever?

Answer 6

Set the carburetor heat to cold
Increase the throttle
Raise the flaps in increments
Adjust the trim

Question 7

What are the different kinds of stall manuevers?

Answer 7

Power Off Stalls
Turning Stalls
Power On Stalls

Question 8

What are power off stalls meant to simulate?

Answer 8

Inadvertent Stalls and Stalls encountered during approach or landing

Question 9

What are Turning Stalls meant to simulate?

Answer 9

Stalls that occur during a turn to approach and land

Question 10

What are Power On stalls meant to simulate?

Answer 10

Stalls that occur during takeoff and departure