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The document outlines various aviation safety and operational procedures, including emergency protocols, weather considerations, and aircraft performance factors. It covers critical concepts such as stall and spin recovery, hazardous attitudes, and communication protocols during flight. Additionally, it provides guidelines for fuel management, altitude regulations, and the effects of environmental factors on flight performance.

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Andi Questions

The document outlines various aviation safety and operational procedures, including emergency protocols, weather considerations, and aircraft performance factors. It covers critical concepts such as stall and spin recovery, hazardous attitudes, and communication protocols during flight. Additionally, it provides guidelines for fuel management, altitude regulations, and the effects of environmental factors on flight performance.

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Andi Questions

07:02 1/11/23

•Currency: legal to fly

•Proficiency: fit to fly.

•Loss of oil in flight what gonna happened: engine


failure

•Required for iceing :


1-temperature below freezing level 2- visible
moisture

•anti icing : prevents | de icing : remove

•Stay away from Thundrstorm : 20nm

•6c in the surface where is the frezing level:3000

•When we use emergency decent: fire, hypoxia


•Fire durng flight : 1- fuel selector off 2- power idle
mixture cut 3- heater defroster off

•PAVE

•IMSAFE

•ARROW

•NWKRAFT

•AVIATES

•5 C’s : climb,circle,communicate,conserve
confess,comply

•5 P’s : pilot,plane,passenger,program,plan

•CFIT : controlled flights into terrain : when you fly


and get distracted or wrong altimeter setting or
poor visibility and hit a terrain (unintentional
collision with terrain)

•In the Runway feel puffting :cancel the take off,


clear the runway, door open, cancel

•When the Stall happened: when the critical angle


of attack exceeded

•What is Spin : uncoordinated stall

•PARE : power idel, wing level, rudder opposite to


the spin, pitch down

•In Steep turn what happen to stall speed:


increase

In steep turn airplane want to turn more:


Overbanking tendency

•Can you Fly the annual : get special flight permit


from FSDO

•Can you Fly over 100 : 10 hours only (10%)


and flight should be to the place where the
maintenance should be done

•engine : horsepower: 160 , RPM : 2700

•How to get the Weather in the route :


FSS , ATIS in the route

•Minimum Ground reference maneuver


Altitude : 1000-600

•Minimum maneuver altitude : 1500 within the


recovery

•Alternetar fail How you will Know:


1-show 0 in the load meter, 2-annunciated panel

•Stall warning : 5-10 kts befor the stall speed

•Stabilized approach: approach in glide path

•Primary flight controls: ailerons, rudder, elevator

•Secondary flight controls : trim, flaps, spoilers

•Head and tail wind how will effect the landing and
takeofff : headwind decrease the distance,
tailwind increase

•Why we practice turn around the point


Rectangular course turn(ask instructor)

•Where you squawk: u will show him in the plane


7500: highjack
7600: lost communication
7700: emergency
•Emergency frequency: 121.5
•FSS : 122.2

•Usable fuel: 48 unusable fuel:2

•Reserve fuel : day 30 night 45

•Scuba diving? Controlled: 24h, Uncontrolled:


below 8000: 12h, above 8000 :24h

•In Ground effect what happens to the


performance: decrease

•Morning 6c afternoon 30 what is gonna effect:


performance: decrease

•Tell me 2 of the Hazard attude and the treatment:


Antiauthority: follow the rules
Impulsivity: not fast think first

•First thing you do if u entered clouds : 180

•Hot spot: Place in the taxiway or runway accidents


may happen

•what is microburst: strong down draft up to 6000


feet per minute, 5-15 min , 2.5 radial

•when u overshoot the runway from base to final


you might get into a spin, why ?
push too much rudder, uncoordinated turn ,
skidding turn
(you should turn with the ailerons not with the
rudder)

•Hydroplaning :when you land in wet runway(you


should come slower)

•hypoxia

•portable devices (Divises you can bring it inside


the cockpit): hearing adis , heart pacemaker,
electric divisies , shaver

•Sterile cockpit : do not disturb the captin or


talking about things other than the flight during
taxi, takeoff, landing

•If you had alternator failure the engine will still


running?:
Yes the engine will keep running but after 15 to 30
minutes the battery will died and i will lost
electricity and i have to land as soon as possible

•maximum RPM drop in the runup : 175, between


the two magnetos: 50

•4 lift turn tendencies


P-factor : the descending propeller plade produce
more lift and ascending propeller plade
Torque : Newton 3’d law, the airplane tend to
rotate opposite to the propeller
Precession : any force applied in spinning object it
felt 90° after of the rotation
Spieling slip stream : as the air coming from the
propeller rotates around the airplane and hit the
vertical stabilizer

•Vx : best angle of climb 63

•Vy : best rate of climb 79

•How does the yoke moves the elevator and


alierons : by a Cables

Why wait after scuba diving? Nitrogen expand in


the body

Altimeter sensitive within 75 feet elevation

Alternator 14 voltage 60 amber

Circuit breaker protect from over voltage

Battery 12 volt

AME: aviation medial examiner

Programming: using avionics easily

ADM: risk and stress management

Speed during landing: slower possible

Disaster drug: medicine taken without


prescription, consult AME about side effects.

Blackhole, landing in wet runway or runway


without lightning, rely on VASI and navigation lights

False horizon: being confused by lights and stars


and bright areas.

Autokenises: focusing on night too much

Fatigue: chronic, acute


Chronic: temporary tiredness
Acute: long lasting fatigue

Hypoxia symptoms
Hypoxic: lack of oxygen in blood (altitude)
Hypemic: reduced ability of the blood to carry
oxygen (carbon monoxide)
Histotoxic: inability of cells to use oxygen (alcohol)
Stagnant: blood flow is insufficient to supply the
tissues (G forces)

Climb,circle,conserve,comm,confess

Lost comm, above class D and turn circle wait for


light gun signal

Conversion, and traffic collision ROW

Dessert = dehydration

Special VFR: +1 sm, clear of clouds, at night, ir and


plane ir equipped, atc clearance for all

PIREP Best report taken from FSS because it comes


from pilots

Tire pressure, 30 nose, 24 main

Fuel 6 LBS, Water 8 LBS

Turn coor, rate of turn rate of roll

Runway incursion: incorrect presence of aircraft,


vehicle or person on the runway (no clearance)

ICEFLAGS: Inversion, Coriolis, Elevator, False


horizon, Leans, Autokenesis, Graveyard spiral,
Samatogravic
Hyperventilation
Dehydration
Spatial disorientation

Hazardous attitudes: impulsivity, invulnerability,


macho, resignation, antiauthority

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