PPL Performance
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If other conditions remain the same, what effect will an increase in surface air temperature have on take-off distance required?
Distance required is unchanged
Distance required is unchanged but take-off roll is increased
Distance required decreases
Distance required increases
An aeroplane climbing out of ground effect (with angle of attack and power setting constant) will suffer reduced climb-out performance. This is a result of
An increase in total drag
Reduced wingtip vortices
Decreased lift
Decreased lift and increased induced drag
Ground effect reduces induced drag by restricting the formation of wingtip vortices. The ground plane limits downwash.
What effect will a headwind have on the angle and rate of climb?
The angle and rate will both increase
The angle will decrease and the rate will increase
The angle will increase and the rate will decrease
The angle will increase and the rate will remain unchanged
Rate of climb is determined by excess power (Pa − Pr), which depends on IAS not groundspeed. Wind does not change IAS, so rate of climb is unaffected.
The length of runway which is declared to be available and suitable for the ground landing run of an aeroplane is known as the
TODA
ASDA
Declared Distance Available
Landing Distance Available
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