What is the initial climb pitch attitude for the Warrior PA-28A?

The initial climb pitch attitude for the Warrior PA-28A is slightly above the horizon. This attitude is essential for achieving the necessary climb airspeed and maintaining control of the aircraft during takeoff. When the nose is positioned slightly above the horizon, it helps to ensure that the aircraft exceeds its minimum climb speed, allowing for optimal performance as it gains altitude.

Maintaining this attitude also aids in achieving a safe and efficient climb while preventing the possibility of stalling. If the pitch were level with the horizon or slightly below, it may not provide sufficient lift needed for the climb, potentially causing a degraded climb performance or an unintentional descent. A vertical climb attitude, while theoretically attractive, is impractical and could lead to excessive drag or loss of control. Thus, the correct pitch attitude is crucial for safe and effective climbing after takeoff.