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FAA Private Pilot Test Prep

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Refer to Figure 4 on page 6.
What is the caution range of the glider?

O to 55 knots
165 to 208 knot
55 to 100 knots
100 to 165 Knots

Explanation

Correct answer: B. 165 to 308 knots. For a glider, the yellow arc is the caution range. Gliders are built to be very durable and light aircraft. Therefore, a pilot needs to know that approaching any caution speed could easily push the aircraft beyond its abilities and structural failure can occur at the red line.

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