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ATSC 113 FLYING

what is VFR? - Answer VISUAL FLIGHT RULES you fly mostly by looking out of the window what is required for VFR - Answer 1) good visibility 2) stay out of clouds two types of flight rules - Answer VFR (visual flight rules) IFR (instrument flight rules) what is the name for the type of weather required for VFR - Answer VISUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (VMC) aka VISUAL FLIGHT CONDITIONS (VFC) but there is also MARGINAL VFR (MVFR) conditions where VFR is allowed but visibil...

ATSC 113 Flying questions and answers 2024

ATSC 113 FLYING

ATSC 113 FLYING question with complete solution rated A+ 2023what are the two types of clouds - correct answer normal and special what are the two types of normal clouds - correct answer CU and ST convective/cumiliform (CU) = clouds that look like a stack of cotton balls and are associated with updrafts Layer/stratiform (ST) = clouds that look like sheets or blankets and can extend hundreds of km horizontally how do convective/cumiliform (CU) clouds form (normal clouds type 1) - ...

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ATSC 113 Flying questions and answers 2024

ATSC 113 Flying questions and answers 2024

ATSC 113 Flying question and answers graded A+ 2023 already passedwhat is VFR? - correct answer VISUAL FLIGHT RULES you fly mostly by looking out of the window what is required for VFR - correct answer 1) good visibility 2) stay out of clouds two types of flight rules - correct answer VFR (visual flight rules) IFR (instrument flight rules) what is the name for the type of weather required for VFR - correct answer VISUAL METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (VMC) aka VISUAL FLIGHT CONDITIONS ...

ATSC 113 FLYING questions well answered graded A+ 2023 passedwhat are the two types of clouds - correct answer normal and special what are the two types of normal clouds - correct answer CU and ST convective/cumiliform (CU) = clouds that look like a stack of cotton balls and are associated with updrafts Layer/stratiform (ST) = clouds that look like sheets or blankets and can extend hundreds of km horizontally how do convective/cumiliform (CU) clouds form (normal clouds type 1) - cor...