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ATSC 113 Flying A questions with correct answers

ATSC 113 Flying A questions and answers

ATSC 113 Flying Exam Questions and Answers Latest CAVOK - Answer-Ceiling and visibility are OK vertical visability - Answer-"visability looking straight down; when there is no definite ceiling, use this instead of ceiling height" slant visibility - Answer-visability looking at a nearly verticle angle visability - Answer-"measure of how far away you can see a black object during daytime, or how far away you can see a bright light at night" transmissometers - Answer-measure vi...

ATSC 113 Flying A questions and answers

ATSC 113- Flying Weather - 1. Clouds, Ceiling, Visibility & Fog ATSC 113- Flying Weather - 1. Clouds, Ceiling, Visibility & Fog Questions with correct answers

ATSC 113 - Flying Weather 1 questions and answers

ATSC 113 Flying Module Exam Questions with Correct Answers - Looks like a small, short-lived scarf above a cumulus cloud - Does not indicate anything h. Fractus / Scud - Look very ragged and occurs at low-altitudes only Indicates high humidity and strong winds 4. CLOUDS FORMED BY HUMANS i. Fumulus - Looks like smoke, created from factories and towers - Does not indicate anything j. Contrails - Looks like a long narrow spiral from aircrafts/jets - Indicates the turbulent ...

ATSC 113 final exam Questions and Answers Already Graded A FLYING SECTION: normal clouds - classified into two categories 1. convective clouds/ cumuliform clouds (Cu) - look like stacks of cotton balls -- are associated with updrafts 2. layer clouds/ stratiform clouds (St) - look like sheets or blankets that can extend hundreds of kilometers horizontally. cumuliform clouds cumuliform continued - form when warm humid air rises through cooler surrounding air in the atmosphere - the buoyancy ass...

1 ATSC 113 FLYING EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ VFR Correct Answer: Visual flight rules = fly by mostly looking out the window; need good visibility and stay out of clouds; all pilots learn how to fly VFR VFC Correct Answer: "Visual Meteorological Conditions = weather that is good enough to fly VFR --> horizontal visibility of 3 statute miles or more, ceiling of 1000 feet above airport" Flying into couds VFR Correct Answer: "ignore balanc...