Discussion
An aircraft at high altitude is being flown at a constant indicated airspeed during a climb. The crew is asked whether the aircraft is accelerating.
What is the correct answer?
Answer: C
True airspeed is equivalent airspeed divided by the square root of the density ratio, and that ratio falls throughout the climb. This is why a climb schedule switches from constant indicated airspeed to constant Mach number at the crossover altitude.
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