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Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (Federal Aviation Administration)

Page 88

by Federal Aviation Administration


  Traffic at VOR sites

  14-28

  Traffic patterns

  14-28

  Training operations

  14-28

  Climb performance

  11-6

  Angle of climb (AOC)

  11-7

  Climb Performance Factors

  11-8

  Rate of climb (ROC)

  11-7

  Clouds

  12-15

  Cloud classification

  12-17

  Alto

  12-17

  Castellanus

  12-17

  Cirrus

  12-17

  Cumulus

  12-17

  Fracto

  12-17

  Lenticularus

  12-17

  Nimbus

  12-17

  Stratus

  12-17

  Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

  1-7

  Collision avoidance

  14-28

  Combustion

  7-18

  Combustion heater systems

  7-29

  Compass heading

  16-16

  Composite materials in aircraft

  3-9

  Composites

  3-9

  Compressor stalls

  7-23

  Control

  10-3

  Control instruments

  3-13

  Controllability

  5-42

  Controlled airport

  14-2

  Controlled airspace

  15-2

  Class A airspace

  15-2

  Class B airspace

  15-2

  Class C airspace

  15-2

  Class D airspace

  15-2

  Class E airspace

  15-2

  Controlled firing areas (CFAs)

  15-4

  Convective currents

  12-7

  Convective significant meteorological information (WST)

  13-12

  Converting KTS to MPH

  16-11

  Converting minutes to equivalent hours

  16-11

  Cooling

  7-1

  Coriolis force

  12-3

  Corkscrew effect

  5-31

  Course

  16-10

  Course deviation indicator (CDI)

  16-23

  Course intercept

  16-27

  Angle of intercept

  16-27

  Rate of intercept

  16-27

  Cross-country flying

  16-1

  Crosswind and headwind component chart

  11-25

  Current conditions

  13-5

  D

  Dark adaptation

  17-23

  Datum

  10-5

  Data link weather

  13-21

  Data link weather products

  13-23

  Flight information service-broadcast (FIS-B)

  13-23

  Daylight saving time

  16-5

  Dead reckoning

  16-13

  DECIDE model

  2-18

  Choose (a course of action)

  2-20

  Detect (the problem)

  2-20

  Do (the necessary actions)

  2-20

  Estimate (the need to react)

  2-20

  Evaluate (the effect of the action)

  2-20

  Identify (solutions)

  2-20

  Decision-making in a dynamic environment

  2-21

  Use of resources

  2-21

  External resources

  2-23

  Internal resources

  2-23

  Decision-making process

  2-12

  Dehydration

  17-14

  Deice system

  7-40

  Delta

  10-5

  Density altitude

  4-4

  Density altitude charts

  11-20

  Density altitude (DA)

  12-5

  Department of transportation (DOT)

  1-6

  Deposition

  12-15

  Designated pilot examiner

  1-24

  Design maneuvering speed (VA)

  8-10

  Destination forecast

  13-5

  Determining loaded weight and CG

  10-7

  Deviation

  16-16

  Dew point

  13-13

  Distance measuring equipment (DME)

  16-27

  Doppler radar

  13-3

  Drag

  5-6

  Form drag

  5-6

  Induced drag

  5-7

  Interference drag

  5-6

  Parasite drag

  5-6

  Skin friction drag

  5-6

  Drift angle

  16-10

  Drugs

  17-16

  Dutch roll

  5-20

  Dynamic hydroplaning

  11-13

  E

  Eddy current damping

  8-27

  Electrical

  7-1

  Electrical system

  7-30

  Electronic flight display (EFD)

  8-12, 13-18

  Elevator

  6-5

  Emergency locator transmitter (ELT)

  9-9

  Empennage

  3-6

  Empty-field myopia

  17-22

  Engine

  7-1

  Engine cooling systems

  7-17

  Engineered materials arresting systems (EMAS)

  14-35

  Engine pressure ratio (EPR)

  7-22

  Engine temperature limitations

  7-23

  Enhanced flight vision system

  17-28

  Enhanced night vision systems

  17-27

  Enhanced situational awareness

  2-30

  Enhanced taxiway centerline markings

  14-12

  En route forecast

  13-5

  Environmental control systems

  7-1

  Equipment use

  2-27

  Equivalent airspeed (EAS)

  11-18

  Equivalent shaft horsepower (ESHP)

  7-24

  Estimated time en route (ETE)

  16-17

  Exhaust gas temperature (EGT)

  7-22

  Exhaust gas temperature (EGT) gauge

  7-9

  Exhaust heating systems

  7-29

  Exhaust systems

  7-18

  Explosive decompression

  7-36

  Exposure to chemicals

  17-13

  Engine oil

  17-14

  Fuel

  17-14

  Hydraulic fluid

  17-13

  F

  Fairings

  5-6

  False horizon

  17-26

  Fascination (fixation)

  17-27

  Fatigue

  17-13

  FDC NOTAMs

  1-13

  Featureless terrain illusion

  17-10

  Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

  1-3

  Federal certification of pilots and mechanics

  1-4

  Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

  14-22

  Field offices

  1-8

  Filing a VFR flight plan

  16-21

  Flameout

  7-24

/>   Flaperons

  6-5

  Flaps

  6-8

  Fowler flaps

  6-9

  Plain flap

  6-8

  Split flap

  6-8

  Flicker vertigo

  17-27

  Flight

  1-2

  Flight computers

  16-12

  Flight controls

  6-2

  Flight control systems

  6-1

  Flight diversion

  16-34

  Flight limits

  9-4

  Flight maneuvers

  5-36

  Flight planning

  16-17

  Flight school

  1-18

  Flight service station

  13-4

  Flight Standards District Office (FSDO)

  1-9

  Flight Standards Service (AFS)

  1-8

  Floor load limit

  10-5

  Flux gate compass system

  8-20

  Fog

  17-10

  Advection fog

  12-15

  Ice fog

  12-15

  Radiation fog

  12-15

  Sea smoke

  12-15

  Steam fog

  12-15

  Upslope fog

  12-15

  Forces in climbs

  5-23

  Forces in descents

  5-24

  Forces in turns

  5-22

  Foreign object damage (FOD)

  7-23

  Free directional oscillations

  5-20

  Free-stream velocity

  5-6

  Friction

  4-2

  Fronts

  12-18

  Cold front

  12-20

  Fast-moving cold front

  12-20

  Occluded front

  12-21

  Warm front

  12-18

  Fuel

  7-1

  Fuel consumption

  16-11

  Fuel contamination

  7-27

  Fuel fired geaters

  7-29

  Fuel gauges

  7-26

  Fuel grades

  7-27

  Aviation gasoline (AVGAS)

  7-27

  Supplemental type certificate (STC)

  7-27

  Fuel injection system

  7-11

  Fuel load

  10-5

  Fuel primer

  7-25

  Fuel rate

  16-17

  Fuel selectors

  7-26

  Fuel systems

  7-25

  Fuel-pump system

  7-25

  Gravity-feed system

  7-25

  Fuel tanks

  7-25

  Full authority digital engine control (FADEC)

  7-20

  Fuselage

  3-3

  G

  General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA)

  9-2

  Generator

  7-30

  Glider

  1-15

  Global positioning system (GPS)

  16-30

  RAIM capability

  16-32

  Selective availability

  16-31

  VFR use of GPS

  16-32

  Graphical METARs

  13-21

  Ground adjustable tabs

  6-11

  Ground lighting illusions

  17-10

  Ground power unit (GPU)

  7-30

  Groundspeed (GS)

  16-10, 16-17

  Gyroscopic action

  5-32, 8-15

  Precession

  8-15

  Rigidity in space

  8-15

  Gyroscopic attitude indicators

  6-12

  Gyroscopic flight instruments

  8-15

  Gyroscopic principles

  8-15

  H

  Hazard

  2-4

  Hazardous attitudes

  2-5

  Hazardous in-flight weather advisory (HIWAS)

  13-4

  Haze

  17-10

  Heading

  16-10

  Heading indicator

  8-19

  Heatstroke

  17-14

  High speed flight

  5-44

  Hypersonic

  5-45

  Subsonic flow

  5-45

  Supersonic flow

  5-44

  Transonic

  5-45

  High speed flight controls

  5-49

  High speed stalls

  5-36

  Horizontal situation indicator

  16-24

  Human behavior

  2-11

  Humidity

  12-13

  Relative humidity

  12-13

  Hydraulic systems

  7-31

  Hydromechanical

  6-2

  Hyperventilation

  17-4

  Hypoxia

  17-3

  Histotoxic hypoxia

  17-4

  Hypemic hypoxia

  17-3

  Hypoxic hypoxia

  17-3

  Stagnant hypoxia

  17-3

  I

  Ice

  5-26

  Icing

  12-24

  Ignition

  7-1

  Ignition system

  7-15

  Illusions

  17-6

  Impact pressure chamber and lines

  8-2

  Inches of mercury

  12-4

  Inclinometer

  8-18

  Indicated airspeed (IAS)

  11-18

  Induction

  7-1

  Induction system

  7-7

  In-flight weather advisories

  13-11

  AIRMET

  13-11

  SIGMET

  13-12

  In-runway lighting

  14-18

  Instrument landing system (ILS)

  3-13

  Intelligent flight control systems (IFCS)

  6-2

  International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

  14-22

  International Standard Atmosphere (ISA)

  11-2, 12-5

  Inversion

  12-13

  Isobars

  12-12

  J

  Jet-fueled piston engine

  7-4

  K

  Knowledge examination

  1-21

  L

  Lags

  8-27

  Land and hold short lights

  14-18

  Landing

  14-34

  Landing charts

  11-26

  Landing gear

  3-7, 7-33

  Landing gear extended speed (VLE)

  8-10

  Landing gear operating speed (VLO)

  8-10

  Landing performance

  11-16

  Landing strip indicators

  14-20

  Lattitude

  16-3

  Lazy eights

  5-36

  Leading edge device

  6-9

  Leading edge cuffs

  6-10

  Leading edge flaps

  6-10

  Leads

  8-27

  Licensed empty weight

  10-5

  Lift

  5-1

 

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