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Chapter 17 — Transition to Light Sport Airplanes (LSA)

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  1. light-sport aircraft
  2. LSA — Light-Sport Aircraft
  3. light-sport airplane
  4. Transition
  5. transition training
  6. FAA — Federal Aviation Administration
  7. Light Aircraft Manufacturers Association
  8. ASTM — American Society for Testing and Materials
  9. gyroplane
  10. lighter-than-air
  11. glider
  12. powered parachute
  13. 14 CFR part 1, section 1.1
  14. reciprocating engine
  15. fixed landing gear
  16. single reciprocating engine
  17. seaplane
  18. fixed pitch or ground adjustable propeller
  19. fixed pitch propeller
  20. seaplanes
  21. Fixed pitch
  22. ground adjustable propeller
  23. maximum takeoff weight
  24. landplane
  25. calibrated airspeed
  26. CAS — Calibrated Airspeed
  27. maximum stall speed
  28. 120 knots calibrated airspeed (CAS)
  29. standard airworthiness certificated aircraft
  30. CAS
  31. standard airworthiness certificate
  32. Maximum stall speed of 45 knots
  33. type certificated
  34. 14 CFR
  35. sport pilot certificate
  36. endorsement
  37. type certificated aircraft
  38. 14 CFR part 61, section 61.315(a)
  39. S-LSA — Special Light-Sport Aircraft
  40. E-LSA — Experimental Light-Sport Aircraft
  41. kit or plans-built aircraft
  42. kit-built aircraft
  43. 14 CFR part 23
  44. plans-built aircraft
  45. airworthiness certification
  46. quality assurance
  47. continued airworthiness
  48. aircraft operating instructions
  49. designated airworthiness representative
  50. FAA-accepted industry-developed standards
  51. maintenance and inspection procedures
  52. airplane rating
  53. 14 CFR part 47, section 47.3(b)
  54. recreational pilot
  55. aircraft rental
  56. private pilot
  57. commercial pilot
  58. Experimental Amateur-Built aircraft
  59. ATP — airline transport pilot
  60. major repairs
  61. standard airworthiness type certificate
  62. major alterations
  63. VFR — Visual Flight Rules
  64. 14 CFR part 91, section 91.205(c)
  65. operating limitations
  66. 14 CFR 61.315(c)(5)
  67. S-LSA certification
  68. statute miles
  69. 14 CFR part 61, section 61.101(i)(3)
  70. flight instruction
  71. Experimental Amateur-Built aircraft certification
  72. medical certificate
  73. 14 CFR part 61, section 61.303
  74. PIC — pilot in command
  75. authorized instructor
  76. VFR
  77. flight instructor-S
  78. 14 CFR part 61, section 61.413
  79. flight instructor-A
  80. medical eligibility
  81. curriculum
  82. syllabus
  83. POH — Pilot's Operating Handbook
  84. surface visibility
  85. Wake Turbulence
  86. Crosswind Takeoff
  87. Cessna 150
  88. Soft-field takeoff
  89. short-field takeoff
  90. go-around
  91. rejected landing
  92. steep turns
  93. airplane multiengine land
  94. Preflight inspection
  95. stalls
  96. soft-field takeoff, climb, approach, and landing
  97. Spin Awareness
  98. short-field takeoff, climb, approach, and landing
  99. systems and equipment malfunctions
  100. go-around/rejected landing
  101. LSA Repairman with a Maintenance rating
  102. A&P — Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic
  103. low fuel usage
  104. Inspection Authorization
  105. low maintenance costs
  106. stalls and spin awareness
  107. emergency approach and landing
  108. IA — Inspection Authorization
  109. LSA instruction
  110. AD — Airworthiness Directive
  111. Sport Pilot flight instructor certificate
  112. service bulletins
  113. airplane maintenance manual
  114. safety alerts
  115. composite
  116. non-LSA airplane
  117. aluminum
  118. lesson plans
  119. rivets
  120. CFR review
  121. fasteners
  122. corrosion
  123. LSA maintenance
  124. delamination
  125. LSA weather considerations
  126. Wake turbulence avoidance
  127. carbon fiber
  128. Performance and limitations
  129. ground operations
  130. Before takeoff check
  131. RPM — revolutions per minute
  132. Normal and Crosswind Takeoff and Climb
  133. Normal and crosswind approach and landing
  134. 4-cycle
  135. carbureted
  136. gear-box
  137. gear-reduction drive
  138. EFIS — electronic flight instrumentation system
  139. EFIS — electronic flight instrumentation systems
  140. attitude
  141. Airspeed
  142. altimeter
  143. standard airworthiness certificated airplane
  144. vertical speed
  145. Crosswinds
  146. moving map
  147. Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic (A&P)
  148. terrain awareness
  149. Turbulence
  150. personal minimums
  151. Inspection Authorization (IA)
  152. convective weather
  153. Airworthiness Directives (ADs)
  154. Differential heating
  155. ADs — airworthiness directives
  156. flight environment
  157. weight and balance
  158. normal procedures
  159. Emergency Procedures
  160. adjustable rudder pedals
  161. rudder pedal position adjustment
  162. rudder pedals
  163. airframe
  164. control stick
  165. yoke
  166. stoke
  167. airframes
  168. aileron
  169. aileron control geometry
  170. adverse yaw
  171. differential ailerons
  172. highly differential ailerons
  173. elevator trim
  174. trim-run-away
  175. trim disconnect
  176. trim-run-away condition
  177. takeoff trim position
  178. carburetor heat
  179. throttle
  180. mixture
  181. mixture control
  182. carburetor preheater
  183. fuselage halves
  184. PFD — Primary Flight Display
  185. EFIS Pilot Guide
  186. MFD — Multi-Function Display
  187. FAA-certificated
  188. reversionary mode
  189. annunciators
  190. non-FAA-certificated
  191. fuel starvation
  192. ballistic recovery parachute
  193. ground adjustable pitch
  194. ground adjustable pitch adjustment
  195. composite propeller
  196. cowled
  197. liquid-cooled engine
  198. propeller rpm
  199. radiator
  200. coolant
  201. electronic flight instrumentation systems (EFIS)
  202. expansion tank
  203. split flaps
  204. canopy
  205. gull-wing door
  206. ignition switch
  207. full-castoring nose-wheel
  208. navigation
  209. steerable nose-wheel
  210. tailwheel
  211. Traffic
  212. conventional gear
  213. weather
  214. differential brakes
  215. engine data
  216. horsepower-to-weight ratio
  217. rotation
  218. climb speeds
  219. climb rates
  220. cruise altitude
  221. pilot-induced oscillations
  222. hazardous weather
  223. slow flight
  224. over-banking tendency
  225. power-off stalls
  226. Crosswind landing
  227. Power-on stalls
  228. VFE
  229. propeller forces
  230. spin entry
  231. thunderstorm
  232. uncoordinated
  233. convection
  234. Flap limit airspeeds
  235. crosswind landings
  236. flap limit airspeed
  237. standard airworthiness type certificated airplane
  238. maximum demonstrated crosswind speed
  239. airspeed tape
  240. limitations
  241. trim runaway
  242. systems
  243. circuit breaker
  244. performance
  245. no-flap landing
  246. pitching moments
  247. post-flight inspection
  248. squawks
  249. discrepancies
  250. open flight deck
  251. high-drag LSA
  252. inertia
  253. Drag
  254. landing flare
  255. angle of attack
  256. power-off approach
  257. control surface
  258. engine failure
  259. power-off glide angle
  260. risk management
  261. nose-up
  262. nose-down
  263. Primary Flight Display (PFD)
  264. Multi-Function Display (MFD)
  265. fuel level instrument
  266. low-fuel alarm capability
  267. conventional metal propeller
  268. water-cooled engines
  269. tightly cowled
  270. checklists
  271. centerline
  272. out of trim
  273. Shallow banked turns
  274. cruise speed
  275. Cruise Checklist
  276. pitch attitudes
  277. pattern
  278. crosswind technique
  279. rudder and/or aileron control
  280. Runway Heading
  281. Touchdown
  282. float
  283. stall
  284. parachutes
  285. composite construction
  286. flight risk