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Chapter 2 — Ground Operations

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  1. ground operations
  2. margin of safety
  3. pic - pilot-in-command
  4. pilot-in-command
  5. PIC — pilot-in-command
  6. airworthiness
  7. airworthiness requirements
  8. flight environment
  9. preflight visual inspection
  10. POH
  11. situational awareness
  12. airplane surface movements
  13. tie-down
  14. hangar
  15. preflight assessment
  16. AFM — Airplane Flight Manual
  17. airworthy
  18. POH — Pilot Operating Handbook
  19. type design
  20. 14 CFR part 3, section 3.5(a)
  21. visual preflight assessment
  22. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.7(a)
  23. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.7(b)
  24. civil aircraft
  25. logbooks
  26. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.7(a) and (b)
  27. airframe
  28. propeller
  29. appliance
  30. Pilot in Command
  31. airworthiness status
  32. alteration
  33. maintenance logbook
  34. airframe logbooks
  35. annual inspection
  36. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.409(a)
  37. engine logbooks
  38. 100-hour inspection
  39. propeller logbooks
  40. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.409(b)
  41. maintenance
  42. Airplane Flight Manuals
  43. Transponder
  44. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.413
  45. inspections
  46. Pilot Operating Handbook
  47. static system
  48. 14 CFR
  49. encoder
  50. IFR — Instrument Flight Rules
  51. Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 91, section 91.409(a)
  52. 14 CFR — Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations
  53. Controlled Airspace
  54. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.411
  55. transponder certification
  56. VOR — VHF omnidirectional range
  57. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.171
  58. ELT — Emergency Locator Transmitter
  59. static system and encoder certification
  60. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.207(d)
  61. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.207(c)
  62. TCDS — Type Certificate Data Sheets
  63. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.417
  64. VHF — Very High Frequency
  65. AD — Airworthiness Directives
  66. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.417(a)(2)(v)
  67. radio navigation
  68. FAA — Federal Aviation Administration
  69. FAA Form 337
  70. major repair
  71. major alteration
  72. inoperative equipment
  73. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.213
  74. Airworthiness Directives
  75. RAMP
  76. ADs — airworthiness directives
  77. landing gear
  78. fuselage
  79. airworthiness certificate
  80. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.203
  81. Current Airworthiness Certificate
  82. Registration Certificate
  83. Current Registration Certificate
  84. FCC — Federal Communications Commission
  85. operating limitations
  86. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule
  87. placards
  88. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.9
  89. weight and balance
  90. compass correction card
  91. FAA-approved
  92. 14 CFR part 45, section 45.11
  93. instrument markings
  94. doorpost
  95. weight and balance data
  96. flight deck
  97. shoulder harness
  98. seat rails
  99. crazing
  100. seat belts
  101. master switch
  102. alternator
  103. magneto
  104. windshield
  105. fuel selector
  106. detents
  107. third party checklist
  108. trim wheel
  109. elevator
  110. Landing gear control
  111. rudder
  112. structural damage
  113. aileron
  114. alternator switch
  115. gyro instruments
  116. magneto switches
  117. hazing
  118. avionics master
  119. circuit breakers
  120. fuel gauges
  121. trim wheels
  122. fuel pump
  123. takeoff position
  124. mechanical air-driven gyro instruments
  125. retractable gear
  126. annunciator panel
  127. Airspeed
  128. altimeter
  129. fuel pressure
  130. Field Elevation
  131. magnetic compass
  132. landing gear down and locked lights
  133. VSI — vertical speed indicator
  134. airspeed indicator
  135. FAA-certificated repairman
  136. IFD — Integrated Flight Deck
  137. pitot/static
  138. attitude display
  139. counterclockwise
  140. composite
  141. rivets
  142. wing struts
  143. flight deck reference guide
  144. horizontal stabilizer
  145. vertical stabilizer
  146. flight instruments
  147. avionics cooling fans
  148. leading edge
  149. hangar rash
  150. stall fences
  151. slots
  152. vortex generators
  153. boots
  154. landing gear attachment areas
  155. mechanic
  156. fairings
  157. fiberglass
  158. attitude displays
  159. delamination
  160. AVGAS — aviation gasoline
  161. engine indicators
  162. 80/87
  163. 100LL
  164. wing
  165. 100/130
  166. detonation
  167. fuel-air mixture
  168. wingtips
  169. cylinder head temperature
  170. STC — Supplemental Type Certificate
  171. reciprocating engine
  172. JET-A
  173. kerosene
  174. turbine engine
  175. aircraft mechanic
  176. misfueling
  177. fuel cap
  178. wet-wing fuel tanks
  179. deicing equipment
  180. fuel starvation
  181. fuel strainer quick drain
  182. fuel tank sump
  183. sumping
  184. fuel tank vent
  185. vented fuel caps
  186. engine knock
  187. fuel vent tubes
  188. condensation
  189. pinging
  190. composite airplanes
  191. oil dipstick
  192. fixed gear
  193. Supplemental Type Certificate (STC)
  194. retractable landing gear
  195. landing gear doors
  196. jet fuel
  197. kerosene-based fuel
  198. wheel pants
  199. diesel-powered airplanes
  200. fuel grade
  201. shock struts
  202. axles
  203. piston engines
  204. reciprocating airplane engines
  205. corrosion
  206. cylinder
  207. fuel filler nozzles
  208. wheel hubs
  209. piston
  210. shimmy damper
  211. elastomeric
  212. fuel quantity
  213. fuel stains
  214. tricycle gear
  215. conventional gear
  216. tailwheel
  217. cowling
  218. fuel system
  219. propeller spinner
  220. crankshaft
  221. pitting
  222. controllable pitch propeller
  223. propeller hub
  224. sumping the fuel system
  225. fuel reserves
  226. oil cooler
  227. exhaust system
  228. nosewheel
  229. exhaust stacks
  230. landing gear strut
  231. aviation oils
  232. firewall
  233. fuel leakage
  234. air filter
  235. mineral/synthetic-based formulations
  236. Risk Management Handbook (FAA-H-8083-2)
  237. NTSB — National Transportation Safety Board
  238. oil reservoirs
  239. quart
  240. risk management
  241. hazard
  242. line service personnel
  243. currency
  244. proficiency
  245. risk assessment
  246. IMC — Instrument Meteorological Conditions
  247. instrument flight plan
  248. engine failure
  249. hydraulic fluid
  250. risk mitigation
  251. landing gear shock struts
  252. CRM — crew resource management
  253. ADM — Aeronautical Decision-Making
  254. task management
  255. brake pads
  256. taxiway
  257. weather briefer
  258. inquiry
  259. Runway
  260. advocacy
  261. fixed landing gear
  262. assertion
  263. autopilot
  264. complacency
  265. skid
  266. stick-and-rudder skills
  267. behavior modification
  268. aerodynamic drag
  269. airport diagram
  270. center of gravity
  271. low-wing airplanes
  272. rear-facing spinner plate
  273. AIM — Aeronautical Information Manual
  274. tire wear pattern
  275. engine start checklist
  276. fuel dye
  277. position lights
  278. throttle
  279. RPM — revolutions per minute
  280. oil pressure
  281. engine preheat
  282. starter motor
  283. ammeter
  284. hand propping
  285. Aviation Maintenance Technician
  286. magneto switch
  287. spinner
  288. hazard identification
  289. ignition
  290. magneto primary circuit
  291. Marginal weather or environmental conditions
  292. Contact
  293. pilot qualification
  294. SWITCH OFF
  295. kickback
  296. backfiring
  297. oil cap
  298. risk
  299. low pitch
  300. oil filter
  301. cowl flaps
  302. inadvertent instrument conditions
  303. stick-and-rudder capability
  304. taxiing
  305. expectation bias
  306. taxiway centerline
  307. ground loop
  308. weathervane
  309. rudder pedals
  310. quartering headwind
  311. quartering tailwind
  312. crosswind taxi corrections
  313. VFR pilot
  314. propeller slipstream
  315. VFR — Visual Flight Rules
  316. nosewheel-type airplane
  317. tailwheel-type airplane
  318. attitude indicator
  319. SRM — single-pilot resource management
  320. turn indicator
  321. directional gyro
  322. before-takeoff check
  323. run-up
  324. Aeronautical Decision-making (ADM)
  325. oil temperature
  326. stress risers
  327. propeller blade failure
  328. General Aviation
  329. parking brake
  330. toe brakes
  331. baffles
  332. automated flight and navigation systems
  333. automation
  334. FADEC — Full Authority Digital Engine Control
  335. flight line personnel
  336. autopilots
  337. carburetor heat
  338. maintenance personnel
  339. air traffic personnel
  340. constant speed propeller
  341. air traffic controllers
  342. distraction
  343. feathering propeller
  344. fixation
  345. vacuum system
  346. "Hg — inches of mercury
  347. gyroscopic instruments
  348. hazardous to safe flight
  349. behavior modification techniques
  350. heading bug
  351. airport ramp
  352. ATC — Air Traffic Control
  353. pilot workload
  354. Transponder Codes
  355. Refueling operations
  356. takeoff briefing
  357. VR — rotation speed
  358. best glide speed
  359. Standard ramp signals
  360. AGL — above ground level
  361. MSL — mean sea level
  362. Takeoff Roll
  363. Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
  364. after-landing roll
  365. runway holding position markings
  366. flaps
  367. short-field landing
  368. mixture
  369. leaned
  370. standard aircraft taxiing signals
  371. turbocharged
  372. magneto switch test
  373. idle cutoff
  374. chocks
  375. post-flight inspection
  376. oil breather
  377. engine starters
  378. magnetos
  379. pitot tube covers
  380. rudder gust locks
  381. runaway airplane
  382. propeller arc
  383. propeller security locks
  384. 14 CFR part 91
  385. primer
  386. mixture is RICH
  387. full low pitch
  388. propeller wash
  389. wheel chocks
  390. oil pressure indicator
  391. runway environment
  392. air-cooled engines
  393. taxiway centerline stripes
  394. swerves
  395. horizontal tail surfaces
  396. Downwind taxiing
  397. upwind aileron
  398. riding the brakes
  399. crosswind taxiing
  400. nosewheel linkage
  401. weathervaning tendency
  402. pitch attitude
  403. before-takeoff checklist
  404. nosewheel steering
  405. ground friction
  406. Trim
  407. flight controls
  408. Engine Operation
  409. takeoff power
  410. Electrical System
  411. inches of mercury
  412. longitudinal axis
  413. mechanical gyroscopic instruments
  414. avionics
  415. baffling
  416. navigation sources and courses
  417. autopilot preselects
  418. dual ignition
  419. rotation speed (VR)
  420. "Hg
  421. runway numbers
  422. heading indicators
  423. runway centerline
  424. after-landing checklist
  425. forecast wind
  426. landing rollout
  427. shutdown checklist
  428. mixture leaned
  429. Jet Blast
  430. Propeller Control
  431. engine shutdown
  432. oil discharge
  433. cowling inlet covers
  434. hangaring