Airplane Basics

Ailerons, Elevator, Rudder

Ailerons, Puppies, Elevator

Elevator, Rudder, Puppies

Flaps, Puppies

Elevator trim, Puppies

Flaps, Elevator Trim

longitudinal, horizontal, puppies

longitudinal, horizontal, vertical

puppies, horizontal, vertical

movement through the air

movement through chicken soup

sitting still in the dark

drag

my feelings

the existential struggle between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie

To generate lift

To generate thrust

To Create power robustness

By flapping really, really hard

Faster moving air over the top creating low pressure over the wing compared to an area of relative high pressure below the wing

Velocity over the airfoils

Angle of attack will increase.

Angle of attack will not change.

RPM will increase.

Angle of attack will decrease.

LINE-UP.

DOWNWIND POSITION.

CROSSWIND LEG.

BASE LEG.

FORTY-FIVE-THOUSAND

FOUR POINT FIVE.

FORTY-FIVE HUNDRED FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL

FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FEET.

FL 55.

FL 40

FL 30

FL 65

lowers wing flaps, the stalling speed will increase.

retracts wing flaps, the stalling speed will increase.

retracts wing flaps, forward pressure on the control column or the stick

should be applied.

Both increase.

Both decrease

Lift increases, drag decreases.

Lift decreases, drag increases.