Interactive exercise: Unusual attitude recovery procedures
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An unusual attitude is commonly referenced as an unintended or unexpected attitude in instrument flight. The top four causal and contributing factors for unusual attitudes are:
- Environmental factors
- Mechanical factors
- Human factors
- Stall-related factors
It’s important for pilots to recognize the conditions or situations that could cause an unusual attitude, with focus on how to recognize one, and how to recover from one. Test your knowledge of unusual attitude recognition and recovery with this interactive exercise.
This is one of 14 new interactive exercises included in Sporty’s 2024 Instrument Rating Course, which includes over 15 hours of HD and 4K video training.
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