APS Quiz Advanced | Aviation Performance Solutions

Welcome to your APS Advanced Graduate Quiz!

What are the steps of the Baseline APS All-Attitude Upset Recovery Strategy (AAURS) in the proper order?

PUSH, POWER, ROLL, STABILIZE

PUSH, POWER, RUDDER, ROLL, STABILIZE

PUSH, ROLL, POWER, STABILIZE

POWER, PUSH, ROLL

What are Primary Control Strategies?

A foundational strategy requiring the use of the primary flight controls in the primary way in which they were designed.

Strategies used in ab-initio training that don't transfer to larger airplanes, especially multiengine jet airplanes.

The strategies reverted by human beings in a crisis. Also known as primal reversion strategies.

What is the pilot’s primary recovery instrument during an airplane upset when the instruments are known to be fully functional and accurate?

Attitude Indicator

Airspeed Indicator

Slip/Skid Indicator

Altimeter

If a pilot gets overbanked to 75 degrees in a high-speed 10-degree nose down flight attitude, will just pulling to 3-Gs reliably stop the altitude loss?

Yes

What does the ‘Stabilize’ step mean in the APS All-attitude Upset Recovery Strategy?

Stabilize the rudder pedals.

Stabilize the flight path and energy state of the airplane while maintaining control.

Don't over control the ailerons. Stabilize the left vector in the vertical up position.

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