Aviation History
Principles of Flight
Airspace
Weather
Aircraft Design/Types
100

They were the first to successfully conquer powered flight. 

The Wright Brothers

100

Name the four forces of flight.

Lift, Weight, Thrust, and Drag

100

What altitude does class A airspace begin at?

18,000 MSL

100

What instrument measures wind speed and direction?

Anemometer

100

The elevator causes to aircraft to do what?

Pitch up/down

200

The first known Native American female engineer in the United States. She worked at Lockheed contributing to space travel and hypersonic flight design.

Mary Golda Ross

200

What scientific principle is the secret to lift.

Bernoulli's principle

200

What altitude does class B airspace typically go to?

10,000 MSL

200

What is the visibility?

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8 Statute Miles

200

The ailerons cause the aircraft to do what?

Roll left/right

300

She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean

Amelia Earhart

300

If thrust is greater than drag, what will happen to the aircraft?

It will accelerate

300

How far does the inner core of class C airspace extend?

5 NM

300

What direction is the wind blowing from?

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140 at 8 knots, gusting 14

300

The aircraft yaws around which axis?

Vertical axis

400

She was the first African American and Native American woman pilot.

Bessie Coleman

400

If weight is greater than overall lift, what will happen to the aircraft?

The aircraft will descend.

400

What altitude does class D airspace usually extend to?

2,500 AGL

400

How often are METAR reports produced and updated?

Every hour

400

The aircraft will roll around which axis?

Longitudinal

500

This group overcame segregation and racism during World War II and contributed to the desegregation of the US Military.

Tuskegee Airman

500

Who founded the laws of motion such as "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction"?

Isaac Newton

500

What is the only uncontrolled airspace class?

Class G

500

What is the ceiling?

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3,500 feet (because it is overcast)

500

The rudder causes the aircraft to do what?

Yaw about the vertical axis

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