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The five most frequently missed Private Pilot Written Test questions—August 2024

Flight Training Central

What condition applies when taking off at a high density altitude? Shorter takeoff roll Higher induced drag Lower induced drag Correct! Aileron up on the downwind wing Aileron up on the upwind wing Aileron down on the upwind wing Correct! lean the mixture. apply carburetor heat.

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Mastering Short Field Landings (A Step-by-Step Guide)

Pilot Institute

Temperature An increase in temperature will increase the density altitude. A high density altitude decreases the performance of the engine and the wing. Your aircraft will fly at a faster true airspeed at higher density altitudes. A flaps-up approach offers more control on windy days but comes at a price.