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EASA ATPL Performance | Revision | Chapter 7 - V speeds Approach Climb Speed - correct answers - Recommended speed for initial climb out following a missed approach, initiated at or above the decision height. Conditions: - Critical power unit INOP - MLM - Gear Up Class A: - Twin: 2.1% - Three: 2.4% - Four: 2.7% Not faster than 1.5Vs Buffet Speed - correct answers The speed at which aerodynamic flow becomes turbulent and causes uncontrollable vibration of the airframe Cruising Spe...

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EASA ATPL Performance | Revision | Chapter 7 - V speedsApproach Climb Speed - correct answers - Recommended speed for initial climb out following a missed approach, initiated at or above the decision height. Conditions: - Critical power unit INOP - MLM - Gear Up Class A: - Twin: 2.1% - Three: 2.4% - Four: 2.7% Not faster than 1.5Vs Buffet Speed - correct answers The speed at which aerodynamic flow becomes turbulent and causes uncontrollable vibration of the airframe Cruising Speed...

EASA ATPL Performance | Revision | Chapter 7 - V speedsApproach Climb Speed - correct answers - Recommended speed for initial climb out following a missed approach, initiated at or above the decision height. Conditions: - Critical power unit INOP - MLM - Gear Up Class A: - Twin: 2.1% - Three: 2.4% - Four: 2.7% Not faster than 1.5Vs Buffet Speed - correct answers The speed at which aerodynamic flow becomes turbulent and causes uncontrollable vibration of the airframe Cruising Speed...

EASA ATPL Principles of Flight | Flight Controls Question with complete solution 2023The effectiveness of a control depends upon - Distance from CG (moment) - Control surface area - Degree of deflection - IAS Aeroelasticity is ... the interaction between aerodynamic loads and elastic strain on the airframe, or whether a component bends or twists under the loads imposed by flight Elastic material vs plastic material Elastic: Following removal of load, structure returns to orig...