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18-2C18-3ACBCAACBCMachado178
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effect on nose positionAabeamadjusting for landing34125airspeed indicatoraerodynamicsaeronautical charts67green arc6052radial-scanning14473white arc1228397172AIaileroncrosswind116, 119landings116, 119trimmingaileronsair traffic control (ATC)44how to readAeronautical Information Manualaft17altimeterangle of attack54increasingapparent weight101approach chartartificial horizon line1572542, 13521attitude10attitude indicator156airport, signs79airspeeddrop in as indication of climbs3847, 50, 91, 101degrees of pitchminiature airplane14, 1363724orange pointer41vertical calibration363626, 30autorudderMachado181
10climbinglateral10climbing and descending turnslongitudinal10140vertical1070Cockpit viewCommon Traffic Advisory Frequencyaxes3186(CTAF)Bbank control21bank marks23compass cardsconstant rate descent169barb-type course reversal162base legscontrol towercontrolled airports92course deviation indicator (CDI)12354Big-6 instrumentsblue marker beacon-lightcrab method, see crabbing136115166crabbingcritical angle of attackchord line11591,92Ccharts, sectional8686110bernoulliBernoulli's principle12312247crosswind driftcrosswind landings115115Machado182
crosswind legs, headingdirect entries178108cruise flight57directional gyrodisplaced thresholds1689Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)D159decision altitude (DA)167downwind legs109decision height (DH)110heading166, 1688, 51dragdeflecting the joystick23degrees of bank23departure legearth's horizon108departure stallsE9835descendingdescent from straight-and-level flightelectronic beams13164elevators11engine torque60FEntering139factorsdescent rate169feeder routesdescent rates40descents1935162, 166163leadingMachado183
final approach"FROM" indication63, 122fixesholding123full flaps to increase the airplane's drag17774flagsVORflap operating rangeflapsflareeffect of flaps on12373G72G-forces63, 68Gflight plans65glideslope downglideslope intercept altitude165, 16727, 29Four Forcesdragfour idepaths77IFR32full throttleglideslope needle164glideslopes7defined7go around169758lift7, 8Hthrust7, 8hat switchesweight7, 813Machado184
hundred-foot handheadingairplane's16specific16heading indicator16radial-scanning144VOR navigation VOR125high altitudeseffect on power production17IILS igh temperaturesindexVORVORVORinstrument approach chartseffect on power production15733hold-short linesinstrument approaches85holding fixes177holding patterns177horizonshorizontal component123155Instrument Flight Rules16414Instrument rating22135instrument scanintercepting and tracing a VOR coursehorizontal guidance135VOR126intercepting the localizer164166Machado185
localizer needleJjoysticksneutral position13localizers23defined168longitudinal axisLaligninglowered cambered surfacelaminar airflow92landing attitudes68landing flares63landings62MLateral axis12magnetic compass pointslateral axis1047, 51leading edgeleft (nonstandard holding pattern)175101174781magnetic North Pole81mandatory hold points87178left rudder28left turn28level flight13liftload factorlocalizer courselocalizer frequency8, 22, 31, 47minima sectionsminimum forward speed15732missed approach point158,161,16699164monitor scanning152165Machado186
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