Private Pilot Helicopter
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Introduction5 Lessons
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Airmanship10 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Basic Aerodynamics8 Lessons
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Advanced Aerodynamics7 Lessons
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Adverse Aerodynamics7 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Performance6 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Systems16 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Weather19 Lessons|1 Quiz
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The Big Picture
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The Atmosphere
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Pressure Altitude
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Density Altitude
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Temperature, Dewpoint, & Clouds
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Heat Transfer
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Water Vapor & the Hydrological Cycle
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Global Air Circulation
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Air Masses & Frontal Systems
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Winds
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Obstructions to Visibility
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Vertical Motion & Stability
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Cloud Types
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Turbulence & Wind Shear
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Adverse Winds
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Ice
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Thunderstorms
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Tropical Cyclones
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Weather Wisdom
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The Big Picture
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Weather Products6 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Airport Operations3 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Navigation Systems8 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs)3 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Pilot Qualifications5 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Airworthiness6 Lessons|1 Quiz
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National Airspace System (NAS)13 Lessons|1 Quiz
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ATC and Radio Procedures5 Lessons|1 Quiz
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Cross Country Planning6 Lessons|1 Quiz
Performance Review Quiz
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1. Question
What major factors affect aircraft performance?
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2. Question
Why are pilots prone to unsafe situations with regard to performance?
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3. Question
How does temperature affect performance?
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How does atmospheric pressure affect performance?
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5. Question
What is the relationship between density altitude and aircraft performance?
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6. Question
How does a headwind affect climb angle?
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7. Question
How does wind affect rate of climb?
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8. Question
Why does wind affect climb angle?
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9. Question
How does CG location affect performance?
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10. Question
How does CG affect aircraft stability?
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Question 11 of 19
11. Question
Which statement is true with regards to aircraft CG?
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12. Question
Why does weight affect performance?
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13. Question
Why does CG location affect performance?
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14. Question
What is moment?
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15. Question
To determine the aircraft CG…
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16. Question
What are common performance charts for general aviation aircraft? (Select all that apply)
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17. Question
How can a pilot improve aircraft performance? (select all that apply)
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Question 18 of 19
18. Question
[refer to figure 34] You are flying a long cross country flight. Given the following information, what is your gross weight and moment?
- Empty weight: 1500lbs
- Starting moment: 58,000 pound-inches
- Front seat: 180lbs
- Fuel: 40 gallons
- Oil: 6qt
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Question 19 of 19
19. Question
[reference figure 32 and figure 33] You are a pilot flying with the EAA Young Eagles program. Today you’re taking three aspiring pilots up in your Beechcraft for a short flight. Given the following information, what is your gross weight and loaded moment?
- Empty weight: 2015lbs
- Starting moment: 155,400lb-inches
- Front seat: 185lbs + 115lbs
- Rear seat: 75lbs +115lbs
- Fuel: 25 gallons total
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