Main Flight Instruments

What is the primary function of the Altimeter in an aircraft?

• Measure the speed of the aircraft.

• Indicate the altitude of the aircraft.

• Show the orientation of the aircraft.

• Determine the magnetic heading.

Which instrument uses static pressure to determine the speed of the aircraft?

• Altimeter.

• Vertical Speed Indicator (VSI).

• Airspeed Indicator (ASI).

• Attitude Indicator.

Which of the following instruments indicates the attitude of the aircraft in flight?

• Heading Indicator (HI).

• Attitude Indicator (Artificial Horizon).

• Turn Coordinator.

• Altimeter.

What information does the Vertical Speed Indicator (VSI) provide?

• The altitude of the aircraft.

• The aircraft’s bank angle.

• The rate of climb or descent.

• The airspeed.

Which instrument is essential for maintaining coordinated flight during turns?

• Turn Coordinator.

• Attitude Indicator (AI).

• Altimeter.

• Heading Indicator (HI).

What is the primary purpose of the Heading Indicator (HI)?

• To show the relative airspeed.

• To indicate the rate of climb or descent.

• To indicate the longitudinal attitude of the aircraft.

• To provide accurate heading information of the aircraft.

Which instrument indicates the pitch and roll attitude of the aircraft?

• Airspeed Indicator (ASI).

• Altimeter.

• Attitude Indicator (Artificial Horizon).

• Heading Indicator (HI)