WorksheetsPhases in a flight
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is this stage called?
Taxing to the runnaway
Take off
Landing
What is this stage called?
Climb
Performing take off role
Final approach
In this phase, the aircraft speeds up, the nose pitches up and the aircraft starts elevating towards the sky.
Take-off
Landing
Final approach
It's a stable and comfortable phase. Often, the autopilot takes control
Cruise / en route
Landing
Climb
In this phase, altitude reduces step by step. Angle and speed are constant in this phase. Engine power and speed reduce gradually.
Descent
Take-off
Climb
During CLIMBING stage
The landing gear retracts
Altitude and speed go up gradually
Activated flaps are essential in this stage
When the aircraft is at the (a) stage, fuel consumption stabilizes.
In the cruise stage, the ALTITUDE depends on
International or domestic flights
The pilot's decision
During final approach
Runway is visible
Aircraft gets instructions from ATC (Air traffic control)
Landing gear retracts
Flaps are not used
During (a) stage, all wheels touch the runaway, the speed slows down and the aircraft reaches destination.
