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CPL Human Factors
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CHFC.2.1
Topic:
Basic health
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'The leans' can persist even after the pilot has correctly re-established wings-level flight on instruments because:
A.
The semicircular canals have adapted to the initial undetected bank, so wings-level now feels banked
B.
The return scan after the correction reveals an altitude change that the pilot associates with the bank, reinforcing the rolled feeling
C.
The somatosensory system detects the seat cushion's asymmetric support and maintains the lean sensation
D.
The attitude indicator is slow to settle after a bank correction and continues to show a rolling display
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