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Aircraft axes

PITCH Lateral Axis

ROLL Longitudinal Axis

YAW Vertical Axis

Elevator

Controlcolumnforward

Elevatormovesdown

Nose pitches down And continues to do so until the control column is placed in a neutral position Airspeed will increase

Control column back Elevator moves up Nose pitches up Speed will decrease Summary

Ailerons

Control column right

Right aileron up Left aileron down

Aircraft rolls right And continues to do so until the control column is placed in the neutral position

Control column left Left aileron up Right aileron down Aircraft rolls left Summary

Rudder

Right foot forward

Rudder moves right

Aircraft yaws right

You will wear a parachute

Getting strapped in

Ready for Take Off!

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Objectives Know the 2 types of glider used by the ATC Describe 2 methods of launch Know the stages of ATC gliding training Name the local Volunteer Gliding Schools Understand the principles of soaring Understand the effects of the controls

Knowledge Check Name the 2 types of ATC glider How is the Viking glider launched? What is the main difference between the Viking and Vigilant? What is a thermal? How does a glider pilot use thermals? Where is your local VGS?

Knowledge Check What is GIC? At what age can you apply for a Gliding Scholarship? What happens to the elevators if you move the control column forwards?

Elevatormovesdown

Nose pitches down And continues to do so until the control column is placed in a neutral position Airspeed will increase

What happens when you move the Control Column to the right?

Right aileron up Left aileron down

Aircraft rolls right And continues to do so until the control column is placed in the neutral position

Knowledge Check What do these badges represent?