Upset Recovery Flashcards

1
Q

during a wake turbulence encounter, roll control inputs should be

A

normal amount, opposite of roll event

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2
Q

Which is the only type of system failure that might require immediate troubleshooting before or during an upset recovery

A

flight control failure

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3
Q

which type of pilot incapacitation may be more likely to result in an upset

A

slow onset

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4
Q

In a nose-high upset ____ energy is being converted to ___ energy

A

kinetic, potential

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5
Q

Crews that are startled by an upset should:

A

regain situational awareness

avoid reacting until startle has passed

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6
Q

What is the first step in an upset recovery

A

recover from the stall (if applicable)

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7
Q

Unloading the aircraft during a nose low upset will

A

help avoid accelerated stalls
increase roll effectiveness

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