Flight Final Review

If you overload a plane to it's rear

• Faster at higher angles og attack

• Less stable at all speeds

• Slower at higher angles of attack

On a section chart or map in under where an airports name is listed how can you tell what the field elevation is?

• its always the first number on the left by itself and may be followed by a L for lighting and the runway length in 2-3 numbers like 55 for 5500 feet or 120 for 12000 feet runway length

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• its the very last number on the right by itself

• Its the first thing in parenthesis in the name

If the numbers are 4 and 22 on a runway it means

• 40 degrees magnetic and 220 degrees magnetic

• 40 degrees true north and 220 degrees magnetic north

• 40 and 220 degrees true north

• 4 and 22 degrees magnetic north

TRUE or FALSE: All aircraft in Class Alpha airspace should set their altimeter to 29.92.

• True

• False

If you had a flight review on February 10th of this year and then took and passed your Instrument Rating check ride on August 1st of this year, when is your next flight review due?

• August 31st, 2 years from now

• August 1st, 2 years from now

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An aircraft said to be inherently stable will

• Require less effort to control

• Be difficult to stall

How are the boundaries of a class D airport decided?

• The number of planes that land there

• how far it is from a Class C or B airport

• the instrument protocols for whatever the Class D airport has listed

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What is the purpose of a elevator on an airplane?

• to control yaw

• to control pitch

• to control roll

According to the FARs, (Federal Air Regulations) which cruising altitude is appropriate for a VFR flight on a magnetic course of 300°?

• odd thousands + 500 feet

• just odd thousands in altitude

An ATIS or Automatic Terminal Information Service given over an aircraft's radio is recorded to tell

• aviaitor's when they are close to somebody or some one on radar

• standard things like weather, winds, altimeter setting, runway in use, other stuff for how things are around an airport that doesn't involve ATC

• it's the ATC just another name for Air Traffic Control