Principles of Flight - EASA Exam Preparation (2000+ Questions)

PRINCIPLES OF FLIGHT SYLLABUS TOPICS COVERED

081-01 Subsonic Aerodynamics
081-02 High Speed Aerodynamics
081-03 Stall, Mach Tuck and Upset Prevention and Recovery
081-04 Stability
081-05 Control
081-06 Limitations
081-07 Propellers
081-08 Flight Mechanics
082-01 Subsonic Aerodynamics
082-02 Transonic Aerodynamics and Compressibility Effects
082-03 Rotorcraft Types
082-04 Main Rotor Aerodynamics
082-05 Main Rotor Mechanics
082-06 Tail Rotors
082-07 Equilibrium, Stability and Control
082-08 Helicopter Flight Mechanics

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Some questions from subject 033 Flight Planning, 061 General Navigation and 062 Radio Navigation require the Jeppesen Student Pilot Route Manual.

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The question bank contains over 2000 exam questions sorted into individual areas and subareas to reflect the structure of the EASA learning objectives.

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