Flying a Cessna 150 Using Windows

The video tutorial demonstrates how to fly a Cessna 150 using only the windows. It covers techniques for turning right and left, leveling out, and descending by manipulating the windows. The instructor explains how closing and opening windows can control the aircraft's yaw, bank, and pitch. The tutorial concludes with a brief mention of trying these techniques on other aircraft models.

What is the initial trim attitude suggested for flying a Cessna 150 using windows?

• Level trim

• Slight nose down trim

• Slight nose up trim

• No trim

How do you initiate a right turn using the windows?

• Close the right window

• Open the right window

• Open both windows

• Close the left window

What happens to the aircraft when you close the right window?

• It climbs

• It yaws to the left

• It yaws to the right

• It descends

How do you level out the aircraft after a right turn?

• Open the left window

• Close both windows

• Close the left window

• Open the right window

What is the effect of having both windows open during level flight?

• Slight nose down pitch

• Level pitch

• Slight nose up pitch

• No effect

How do you initiate a descent using the windows?

• Close the left window

• Open both windows

• Close both windows

• Open the right window

What is the procedure to turn left using the windows?

• Close both windows

• Open both windows

• Close the right window and open the left window

• Close the left window and open the right window

How can you achieve a climb during a left turn?

• Close both windows

• Open the right window

• Slightly open the left window

• Close the left window

What should you do to maintain a bank angle once established?

• Close the right window

• Open the left window

• Open both windows

• Close both windows

Which other aircraft might be able to use this window technique?

• Piper PA-28

• Airbus A320

• Cessna 172

• Boeing 737