FOI
Principles
Endorsements
Misc.
Systems
100

What are the basic elements of communication?

Source/Symbol/Receiver

100

This is the force that opposes an aircraft’s motion through the air.

What is drag
100

What is the reg that states you have to sign a log book?

61.189

100

What is detonation, and what could cause it to occur?

the sudden, explosive auto-ignition of the unburned fuel-air mixture inside the cylinder, rather than a smooth, controlled burn


Caused by incorrect fuel/high power setting with a lean mixture setting

100

What are the 5 purposes of the oil system?

Cool, lubricate, seal, clean, actuate

200

What are the laws of learning

REEPIR

200

What causes an overbanking tendency?

The outside wing moving faster 

200

What Are The Required Records A Flight Instructor Must Retain?

  • Solo Endorsements

  • Practical Test Endorsements

  • Written Test Endorsements

    • Must Maintain For 3 Years 

    • Must Indicate If Student Passed Or Failed

200

Explain the difference between rods and cones and where are they in the eye?

Rods- night vision

Cones- day vision

200

What do Winglets do?

Reduce induced drag


300
How do people learn and what affects it

Perceptions and Insights

PGSTEP

300

How do swept wings work?

They reduce the wings critical mach, preventing wave drag

300

When does a student need TSA approval?

PPL, IR, Multi, Type rating, recurrent for type rating

300

What is EPR?

Engine Pressure Ratio, which is a primary indicator used to measure the amount of thrust produced by a jet engine

300

What kind of wings do we have in the archer, and what do they do 

Dihedral 

Gives us stability around the lateral axis


400
What are the 5 different learning theories

Behaviorism

Cognitive 

Reflective Thought

Information Processing Theory

Constructivism

400

What is dutch roll

A series of out-of-phase turns, when the aircraft rolls in one direction and yaws in the other.

400

What are the required endorsements for a private multi engine addon

  • A.76 To act as PIC of an aircraft in solo operations when the pilot does not hold an appropriate category/class rating: § 61.31(d)(2). 

  • A.78 Additional aircraft category or class rating (other than ATP): § 61.63(b) or (c).

  • A.72 - PIC complex airplane 61.31(e)

  • A.1 Pre-req for the practical test

400

What are the types of turbulence?

Mechanical Turbulence/Thermal/Clear Air Turbulence/Frontal Turbulence/Mountain Wave Turbulence/Wake Turbulence

400

What is a frise-type aileron? What is their purpose?

creates parastic drag in the direction of the turn to mitigate adverse yaw
500

How do you reduce errors?

DRCULT

CHECK for errors

Use your tools

Learning and practicing

Take your time

Develop Routines

Raise Awareness

500

What is the coanda effect

the physical tendency of a fluid to stay attached to a nearby curved or flat surface rather than go straight


500

A commercial helicopter pilot wants their commercial multi engine 

  • A.76 To act as PIC of an aircraft in solo operations when the pilot does not hold an appropriate category/class rating: § 61.31(d)(2). 

  • A.78 Additional aircraft category or class rating (other than ATP): § 61.63(b) or (c).

  • A.72 - PIC complex airplane 61.31(e)

  • A.1 Pre-req for the practical test

500

What can one ounce of alcohol equate to for altitude gain in terms of the inability to use the oxygen provided?

2,000ft of physiological altitude

500

What is proverse yaw?

the tendency of an aircraft to yaw in the same direction as a roll or turn, which is the exact opposite of adverse yaw

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