When should you recover from a Traffic Pattern Stall?

Recovering from a Traffic Pattern Stall should occur after the first activation of the stick shaker. The stick shaker is a device that alerts the pilot to an impending stall by vibrating the control yoke or stick, providing a clear indication of the onset of stall conditions. Immediate recovery action is crucial at this point to prevent entering a full stall, which could lead to a more dangerous situation. The goal is to regain control of the aircraft while maintaining safe flight parameters.

Other choices present scenarios that do not align with the urgency required during a stall situation. While reaching 1,000' MSL, entering level flight, or being below stall speed are important factors in stall management, they do not directly prompt an immediate recovery response like the activation of the stick shaker does. The stick shaker serves as a timely warning that requires prompt corrective actions to ensure safety.