2. Exercise 9A Medium Level Turns Aim To enter and maintain a medium [ up to 30 degree bank] turn whilst maintaining level flight, then to return to straight and level flight on a new heading

3. Force's in a turn Lift Weight Centripetal force When banked, the lift is producing a turn force More lift is required in a turn to maintain level flight. More lift can be produced by increasing angle of attack. This will lead to reduction of airspeed if drops to much power will be needed to restore airspeed.

4. To Enter a turn Pick- A reference point as a target Pick- A reference point as a target Lookout - opposite way first Lookout - opposite way first Roll in- desired bank angle centralise bar Roll in- desired bank angle centralise bar Increase - angle of attack- move bar slightly forward,to prevent any loss of lift Increase - angle of attack- move bar slightly forward,to prevent any loss of lift

5. Method of rolling in Look Roll in Centralise bar Bank angle Anticipate roll out Roll wings level Maintain level pitch

6. Airmanship Lookout. Before every turn, lookout by scanning first in the direction opposite of turn the into the intended direction of turn Lookout. Before every turn, lookout by scanning first in the direction opposite of turn the into the intended direction of turn Drift.- The aircraft will drift downwind during a series of turns, ensure the aircraft is upwind enough of any airspace congested areas. Drift.- The aircraft will drift downwind during a series of turns, ensure the aircraft is upwind enough of any airspace congested areas. If turning onto a cross wind track remember to set up a drift angle. If turning onto a cross wind track remember to set up a drift angle.