Discussion
Level 1 handling qualities are best described as
Answer: B
Level 1 means the flying qualities are clearly adequate for the mission, with the pilot's workload no more than satisfactory. Level 2 is where the aeroplane remains adequate but the workload rises or effectiveness falls, and Level 3 is the floor: the aeroplane can be controlled well enough to terminate the flight safely, and no more. Nothing in the definitions refers to the autopilot, and deliberately so, since the levels describe what the pilot faces including the case where the automatics have failed.
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