Course Information
An aircraft can be rotated around three axes: lateral axis which runs parallel to the span of the wing, longitudinal axis which extends through the fuselage and vertical axis which is perpendicular both to lateral and longitudinal axis. All axes are assumed to pass through the aircraft’s centre of gravity. Motion of aircraft around lateral axis is called pitch which is the nose up/nose down motion. The movement around the longitudinal axis is known as roll which represents wing up/wing down motion. Motion of aircraft around the vertical axis is called yaw which is nose left/nose right motion. Courses are constantly monitored and updated when major changes in authority documentation is released.
Content of the Course
| Slide | 52 | Duration | 0:30:56 | Exam | No |
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- COURSE START
- PRIMARY FLIGHT CONTROLS / AIRCRAFT AXES
- TYPES OF PRIMARY FLIGHT CONTROLS / CONTROL TRANSMISSION / ACTUATION
- Manual Flight Controls
- Fully Powered Flight Controls
- Partially Powered Flight Controls
- Redundancy And Protections / Redundancy
- SECONDARY FLIGHT CONTROLS
- Lift Augmentation Devices
- Speed Brakes
- Trim Systems
- Trim Systems In Aircraft With Fully Powered (Irreversible) Control System / Trim Systems
- AEROPLANE: FLY-BY-WIRE (FBW) CONTROL SYSTEM
- COURSE END