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[DOCX File]AO-2013-030 Final
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Federal Aviation Administration Helicopter Flying Handbook, FAA-H-8083-21A. as follows: In forward flight, the relative airflow through the main rotor disk is different on the advancing and retreating side. The relative airflow over the advancing side is higher due to the forward speed of the helicopter, while the relative airflow on the ...
[DOC File]SEAPLANE PASSENGER BRIEFING—NOTES FOR THE PILOT
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The FAA recommends the use of FAA- or USCG-approved, inflatable PFDs in not-for-hire operations. Inflatable PFDs are activated/inflated either manually or automatically. The automatic-activation PFDs utilize a water-soluble switch that typically activates in five seconds when immersed in water (and sometimes activate from moisture in the air).
[DOCX File]ushst.org
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The FAA uses “settling with power” in its discussion of VRS in both the Helicopter Flying Handbook (FAA-H-8083-21A) and the Practical Test Standards. Outside the US the picture is much clearer – neither the term “power settling” nor “settling with power” is used. Rather, the correct aerodynamic term “vortex ring state” is used.
[DOCX File]IHSF
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On check rides, examiners like to discuss VRS (currently referred to as Settling with Power in the FAA’s Helicopter Flying Handbook (HFH) FAA-H-8083-21A, Practical Test Standards – or PTS, and the U.S. Army’s TC 3-03.4 – Fundamentals of Flight). We spend a good portion of our table time during the oral explaining this aerodynamic ...
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