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How a Plane Flies’ is an easy-to-use, illustrated guide to aerodynamics and engines, with a particular focus on the forces at work on a plane: lift (the upward force that keeps a plane in the air), thrust (the force that moves a plane forward), drag (air resistance holding a plane back) and weight (pulling a plane down). Pilots in training will find this chapter invaluable, as it takes complicated concepts and breaks them down into an accessible format.
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飛機起飛和降落的原理
主要是靠機翼對空氣取得昇力,飛機的機翼斷面形狀有很多種,依造每種形狀適用於不同功用的飛機,飛機的機翼從斷面來看,通常機翼上半部曲面及下半部曲面不一樣,通常為上半部曲面弧長較長,空氣流經飛機機翼截面,因空氣流過機翼表面時被一分為二,經過機翼上面的空氣流速較快,因此壓力會變的比較低(柏努力定律),,而經過機翼下面的空氣流速較慢,壓力就會比較高(柏努力定律),壓力高的地方會往壓力低的部分移動,這就是昇力的由來。但是至於昇力大小由昇力公式Y =(1/2)ρV2SCy[註V2是V的平方]
Find a flight school at your local airport or join the military air force training program. This will help you become familiar with all the devices on board, and provide you with an appropriate checklist for the aircraft you intend to fly.
Practice with a certified instructor many times before going up yourself. Before you can get your license, you will need at least 3 hours cross-country, 3 hours night, 10 hours solo, and 5 hours solo cross-country flight time. The average flight time for most people to get their private pilot certificate is around 75 hours.
Learn how to control the aircraft on the ground and in the air. Practice stalls, turns around a point, air navigation, and safe takeoffs and landings.
Learn the procedures for talking to Air Traffic Control (ATC) and using your radios.
Complete all stages required by your flight school. This generally includes::
Presolo stage. During these first hours your instructor will teach you the basics of flying and make sure you are competent enough to fly the airplane safely.
First Solo. When your instructor deems you ready, you will go up on your own and fly around the airport, making three landings. Each circuit is called a pattern. For many, this is the flight they will remember most for their entire life. During your training you will fly solo numerous times to practice and build confidence.
Cross-country stage. Things are getting more and more complex. You will learn to navigate to another airport, check weather, and request various clearances and directions from air traffic control agencies.
Check ride preparation. Towards the end of your training your instructor will review with you for your practical (flight) exam.
Check ride. This is where it all comes together. Before meeting with your examiner you will need your instructor's endorsement, a certificate showing you passed the FAA Private Pilot written exam, and all required hours.
You will take both an oral and practical (flight) exam with the examiner to determine your knowledge and ability to fly safely. This includes basic maneuvers, communication, emergency and navigation procedures. Once you have successfully completed the check ride, you will be able to fly get a temporary pilot certificate from the examiner while you wait for your permanent certificate arriving in the mail soon.