Pitot-Static Instruments

The Airspeed Indicator does not  use air pressure differential to provide indication.

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Static Pressure is sometimes referred to as Kollsman Window

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As air becomes less dense, lift reduces because the propeller is less efficient in thin air.

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Airspeed Indicator compares the information given by the static port and the pitot tube.

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Vitesse Is defined as “Speed in a particular direction”.

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Absolute Altitude is the altitude in which pilots tune in above the transition altitude to give them a standard separation reference.

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Static Pressure is barometric pressure in the local area.

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Stall speed is the slowest speed a plane can fly to maintain a level flight.

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In the Lift formula, the Wing Surface Area is the factor that we can control.

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Never-Exceed Speed (Vne) is the Lower limit Range of the Yellow Arc.

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