URAC Team Member Practice Exam

After recognising an aerodynamic stall, what is the essential first aerodynamic action for recovery?

Reduce the angle of attack below the critical value Retract all flaps immediately regardless of the flight manual Increase bank angle to accelerate the recovery Hold the control column fully aft until speed increases

Correct Answer:

Reduce the angle of attack below the critical value

Explanation:

The wing must be unstalled by reducing angle of attack below the critical value. Power, attitude and configuration are then managed in accordance with the aircraft's approved recovery procedure.

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