Magnetic deviation is

One of the causes of drift in heading indicators is drift due to bearing imperfections. Even with perfect bearings, however, a heading indicator will drift. This is because of

Calibrated airspeed (CAS) is

Even with the correct altimeter setting, the indicated altitude may be in error because of

The altimeter reads 2,300 feet with the local altimeter setting being 30.17. The outside air temperature is 27°C.The pressure altitude is __________ feet.

Aircraft performance will be most adversely affected by

Aircraft performance is adversely affected by:

When accelerating during take-off on runway 25 at Boundary Bay, BC the compass will:

An isogonal is:

A turn and bank indicator will provide _________ information while a turn co-ordinator will provide _________ information

When approaching to land at a high altitude airport, the groundspeed at touchdown will be _________ than at a sea level airport under the same temperature and wind conditions

Calculate the density altitude given the following conditions: Temperature: 28 degrees C, Aerodrome elevation: 2,400 feet, Altimeter setting: 29.62 (Ref: 3.1.3)

Maneuvering speed will normally _________ with increasing aircraft weight (Ref: 3.1.2)

When operating your aircraft below 20,000 feet, you can estimate your true airspeed (TAS) by a _________ increase in TAS per 1,000' if a constant indicated airspeed is maintained (Ref: 3.1.2)

While descending, the static port blocks. As a result, the VSI will __ _, the altimeter will __ and the ASI will ___ (Ref: 3.1.2)

Given the following indication on the turn coordinator: rate one turn to the left, ball right. What would be the correct action to take to rectify the situation? (Ref: 3.1.4)

When climbing at a constant indicated airspeed on an easterly heading, the magnetic compass will: (Ref: 3.1.5)

The gyro's rely on a principle of ____ in space to provide a stable reference

During a VFR flight, the vacuum pump fails, the most appropriate action would be

When turning to the right onto a Northerly heading in the Southern hemisphere, the compass will indicate approximately

While in a descent, the airspeed indicator starts to show a decrease in speed. Lowering the nose causes the speed to decrease further. The most likely cause of this is

The following instruments are normally powered by the vacuum pump in light aircraft

The maneuvering speed is

The maneuvering speed is

Referring to the airspeed indicator correction chart in Appendix AS and using a flight computer calculate the true airspeed when in cruise if the indicated airspeed is 150 knots and the following additional information applies Outside air temperature 20°C Altimeter setting $$29.87″ Hg$$ Indicated altitude $$4500′$$

You find yourself unusually low on an approach to an airport while on a cross country flight The elevation of the touchdown zone of the runway is $$1040′$$ Upon touchdown the altimeter reads $$1390′$$ with the altimeter subscale set to $$30.17″ Hg$$ What should the correct altimeter subscale setting have been in order for the altimeter to have indicated correctly

In order to fly VFR within class B airspace the altimeter and pitot static system should have been calibrated within the last

During flight how often should you re-align your heading indicator

Failure of the electrical system while in IMC

Which of the following is FALSE

During the enroute portion of your flight the heading indicator fails. You are currently on a magnetic heading of 250°, but at the next waypoint you need to turn to a heading of 280°. How long will the turn take if you are using a standard rate turn

You are a VFR pilot flying along in your VFR equipped aircraft (there is no attitude or heading indicator on board) under a steadily lowering cloud base when you suddenly enter the clouds. What is the correct procedure to recover from this potentially dangerous situation

You are a VFR pilot cruising at 900' AGL (3,000' ASL) in order to stay below a gradually lowering overcast layer of stratus cloud. While still 10nm from your destination, the terrain slowly begins to rise towards your destination airport, which has an elevation of 2,300'. Which of the following actions would demonstrate poor airmanship?

Which of the following flight instruments are normally powered by the vacuum system?i. Airspeed indicatorii. Attitude indicatoriii. Altimeteriv. Turn coordinatorv. Heading indicatorvi. Vertical speed indicator

What are the control instruments?

You are using the control and performance concept to fly your aircraft in instrument conditions. Which instruments should be used when descending at a constant rate?

What instruments would you refer to if you were descending at a constant rate using the primary / supporting instruments method?

When launching into IMC conditions, why is it critical for the gyroscopic instruments for you to do an adequate run-up?

Operationally, which of the following is not true regarding the energy generation and battery charging systems commonly found on light piston aircraft?

Which of the following is most correct?

What is the basic scan when using the control and performance concept of instrument flying?

The best and fastest indication of a vacuum pump failure is when the vacuum gauge shows insufficient vacuum pressure. If you haven't been including the vacuum gauge in your instrument scan, which of the following symptoms would indicate that you have experienced a vacuum pump failure?