What are the four fundamental forces acting on an aircraft in flight?

Which force opposes the forward motion of an aircraft through the air?

What is the primary purpose of an aircraft's wings in relation to flight forces?

Which part of an aircraft's wing is specifically designed to create a pressure difference, resulting in lift?

What happens to the air pressure above an airfoil when air flows over it, according to Bernoulli's Principle?

When an aircraft's angle of attack increases beyond a certain point, what aerodynamic phenomenon can occur, leading to a loss of lift?

Which of the following control surfaces primarily controls the pitch (nose up/down) of an aircraft?

What is the term for the smooth, undisturbed flow of air over an aircraft's surface, crucial for efficient flight?

What does "Thrust" refer to in aviation?

Why are winglets often found at the tips of modern aircraft wings?