What does TAS stand for?
What is True air speed?
What is a gyroscope?
What is a spinning wheel (rotor) in a universal mounting (gimbal) that allows its axle to be pointed in any direction?
What 3 factors will change a aircrafts stall speed?
What is weight, load factor, and configuration.
What does the Mach indicator display?
What is the ratio of its airspeed to the local speed of sound?
What rank is this? 
What is LAC?
What do the white markings mean on the ASI?
What is the range in which fully extended flaps may be used?
How long does it take for a Heading Indicator to reach operational speed?
What is 5 mins?
The AOA indicator displays the relationship between the BLANK.
What is the chord line of the wing and the relative airflow?
How is the Mach number calculated?
What is dividing the airspeed by the speed of sound?
What foot do you step off with?
What is the left foot?
What is the mountain effect error on the altimeter?
What is increased wind speed through mountain passes or in mountain waves may cause a localized area of low pressure. Temperatures may also be affected, compounding the altimeter error?
What happens during a skidding turn on a Turn and Slip Indicator?
What is during a skidding turn there is not enough centripetal force and the ball is pulled in the opposite direction of the turn?
What will occur if the critical angle of attack is exceeded?
What is a Stall?
The CTC Qualification Insignias are worn on what arm?
What is the right arm?
What are the two types of air pressure in the pitot static system?
What are pitot pressure and static pressure?
What is Gyroscopic Inertia?
What is Also known as rigidity in space, gyroscopic inertia is the tendency of a rotating object to remain in its plane of rotation. This allows the spinning rotor to remain in place regardless of how the gimbal is moved around it?
What rank is this?
What is PO1?
What is Density error?
What is the ASI is calibrated for normal sea level pressure of 29.92 inches of mercury (Hg) at a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius. Temperature and pressure normally decrease with an increase in altitude, decreasing the density of the air and causing the ASI to read less than the true airspeed?
What is Precession?
Precession is the tendency of a rotating body, when a force is applied perpendicular to its plane of rotation, to turn in the direction of its rotation 90 degrees to its axis and take up a new plane of rotation parallel to the force applied
What is the name of the new BGen of the CJCR?
Who is BGen Jason Langelier?