The U.S. FAA lists factors of aircraft upset in the Airplane Upset Recovery Training Aid as follows:
* Turbulence causes:
* Clear air turbulence
* Mountain wave turbulence
* Windshear
* Thunderstorms
* Microbursts
* Wake turbulence
* Aircraft icing
* Systems anomalies:
* Flight instruments
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* Flight control and other anomalies
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* Instrument cross-check
* Adjusting attitude and power
* Inattention
* Distraction from primary cockpit duties
* Vertigo or spatial disorientation
* Pilot incapacitation
* Improper use of airplane automation
* Pilot techniques
* Pilot induced oscillation avoidance and recovery
* Combination causes:
* Swept-wing airplane fundamentals for pilots
* Flight dynamics
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* Aerodynamic causes:
* Angle of attack and stall
* Camber
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| - The U.S. FAA lists factors of aircraft upset in the Airplane Upset Recovery Training Aid as follows:
* Turbulence causes:
* Clear air turbulence
* Mountain wave turbulence
* Windshear
* Thunderstorms
* Microbursts
* Wake turbulence
* Aircraft icing
* Systems anomalies:
* Flight instruments
*
* Flight control and other anomalies
*
* Instrument cross-check
* Adjusting attitude and power
* Inattention
* Distraction from primary cockpit duties
* Vertigo or spatial disorientation
* Pilot incapacitation
* Improper use of airplane automation
* Pilot techniques
* Pilot induced oscillation avoidance and recovery
* Combination causes:
* Swept-wing airplane fundamentals for pilots
* Flight dynamics
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* Aerodynamic causes:
* Angle of attack and stall
* Camber
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| - The U.S. FAA lists factors of aircraft upset in the Airplane Upset Recovery Training Aid as follows:
* Turbulence causes:
* Clear air turbulence
* Mountain wave turbulence
* Windshear
* Thunderstorms
* Microbursts
* Wake turbulence
* Aircraft icing
* Systems anomalies:
* Flight instruments
*
* Flight control and other anomalies
*
* Instrument cross-check
* Adjusting attitude and power
* Inattention
* Distraction from primary cockpit duties
* Vertigo or spatial disorientation
* Pilot incapacitation
* Improper use of airplane automation
* Pilot techniques
* Pilot induced oscillation avoidance and recovery
* Combination causes:
* Swept-wing airplane fundamentals for pilots
* Flight dynamics
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* Aerodynamic causes:
* Angle of attack and stall
* Camber
* Control surface fundamentals
* Spoiler-type devices
* Trim
* Lateral and directional aerodynamic considerations
* Angle of sideslip
* Wing dihedral effects
* Pilot-commanded sideslip
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* Static stability
* Maneuvering in pitch
* Mechanics of turning flight
* Lateral and directional maneuvering
* Flight at extremely low airspeeds
* High-altitude factors
* Stall
* icing
* Automation during high-altitude flight
* Primary flight display airspeed indications
* Human factors and high altitude upsets
* Additional considerations:
* Multi-engine flame out
* Core lock
* Engine rollback
* Flight at extremely high speeds
* Defensive, aggressive maneuvers
* Situation awareness
* Startle factor
* Negative G-force
* Use of full control inputs
* Counter-intuitive factors
* Previous training in non-similar airplanes
* Engine performance in upset situation
* Post-upset conditions (en)
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