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What does AOM stand for?
What does AOM stand for?
- Aircraft Operating Manual
- Air Operating Manual
- Airplane Operating Manual
- Aircraft Owner Manual (correct)
Define AFM.
Define AFM.
Airplane Flight Manual
What does CFR stand for?
What does CFR stand for?
Code of Federal Regulations
What are FAR?
What are FAR?
14 CFR Part 91 requires pilots to comply with AFM and operating limitations.
14 CFR Part 91 requires pilots to comply with AFM and operating limitations.
What does POH stand for?
What does POH stand for?
The acronym ARROW stands for airworthiness certificate, radio station license, registration certificate, operating limitations, and ________.
The acronym ARROW stands for airworthiness certificate, radio station license, registration certificate, operating limitations, and ________.
What is the airframe?
What is the airframe?
What is included in the POH General Section 1?
What is included in the POH General Section 1?
What does the POH Limitations section 2 cover?
What does the POH Limitations section 2 cover?
What is indicated by the ASI?
What is indicated by the ASI?
What does the manifold pressure gauge measure?
What does the manifold pressure gauge measure?
What does KIAS stand for?
What does KIAS stand for?
What do emergency procedures consist of?
What do emergency procedures consist of?
What are abnormal procedures?
What are abnormal procedures?
Which of the following is NOT covered under normal procedures?
Which of the following is NOT covered under normal procedures?
Define indicated airspeed.
Define indicated airspeed.
What is calibrated airspeed?
What is calibrated airspeed?
Define true airspeed.
Define true airspeed.
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AOM (Aircraft Owner Manual)
AOM (Aircraft Owner Manual)
The aircraft manufacturer's manual, not FAA-approved and not kept current.
AFM (Airplane Flight Manual)
AFM (Airplane Flight Manual)
FAA-approved manual containing operating procedures and limitations specific to the aircraft.
CFR (Code of Federal Regulations)
CFR (Code of Federal Regulations)
Compiles federal aviation standards, including FARs.
FAR (Federal Aviation Regulations)
FAR (Federal Aviation Regulations)
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14 CFR Part 91
14 CFR Part 91
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POH (Pilot's Operating Handbook)
POH (Pilot's Operating Handbook)
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ARROW
ARROW
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Airframe
Airframe
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POH General Section 1
POH General Section 1
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POH Limitations Section 2
POH Limitations Section 2
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ASI (Airspeed Indicator)
ASI (Airspeed Indicator)
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Manifold Pressure Gauge
Manifold Pressure Gauge
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KIAS (Knots Indicated Airspeed)
KIAS (Knots Indicated Airspeed)
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Calibrated Airspeed
Calibrated Airspeed
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True Airspeed
True Airspeed
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Emergency Procedures
Emergency Procedures
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Abnormal Procedures
Abnormal Procedures
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Normal Procedures
Normal Procedures
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Study Notes
Aircraft Manuals
- AOM (Aircraft Owner Manual) developed by the aircraft manufacturer, not FAA approved, not kept current.
- AFM (Airplane Flight Manual) is FAA approved, includes operating procedures and limitations, specific to make and model.
Regulations and Compliance
- CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) contains federal aviation standards.
- FAR (Federal Aviation Regulations) are specific regulations by the FAA for air carriers, part of Title 48 of the CFR.
- 14 CFR Part 91 mandates pilots adhere to AFM and operational limitations.
Pilot Resources and Requirements
- POH (Pilot's Operating Handbook) offers essential operational guidance.
- ARROW acronym outlines required documents on aircraft: Airworthiness certificate, Radio station license, Registration certificate, Operating limitations, Weight and balance data.
Aircraft Structure and Performance
- Airframe refers to the basic structural components of the plane excluding instruments and powerplant.
- POH General Section 1 includes critical dimensions: wingspan, max height, length, and key airframe performance metrics.
- POH Limitations Section 2 identifies operational limitations for safety: airspeeds, powerplant specifics, weight, and loading distribution.
Instruments and Indicators
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ASI (Airspeed Indicator) displays airspeed with color-coded speed bands:
- Red line indicates never exceed speed (Vne).
- Yellow arc defines caution range.
- Green arc shows normal operating speeds.
- White arc outlines flap operating range with limits.
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Manifold Pressure Gauge measures absolute pressure in the fuel/air mixture intake manifold, essential for engine performance.
Speed Definitions
- KIAS (Knots Indicated Airspeed) is the airspeed reading displayed on the indicator in knots.
- Calibrated Airspeed is the indicated airspeed adjusted for instrument and installation errors.
- True Airspeed accounts for temperature and atmospheric pressure variations, providing an accurate measure for flight performance.
Emergency and Procedural Guidelines
- Emergency Procedures consist of checklists for critical situations, including engine failure, fire, and system malfunctions.
- Abnormal Procedures deal with non-emergency malfunctions that require attention.
- Normal Procedures encompass systematic flight operations, including preflight checks, engine start, taxiing, takeoff, and landing operations.
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Test your knowledge with these flashcards from PHAK Chapter 9. This set covers important terminology related to aircraft manuals and regulations, essential for aviation studies. Perfect for remembering key definitions and concepts related to flight operations.