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1
Q

Same engine, what happens to N1 and Thrust if you move to hot and high airfield

A

N1 increases and thrust decreases

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2
Q

Ac fitted with TCAS legality?

A

MTOM >5700kg or >19 px

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3
Q

Fire extinguisher for Elec fire

A

CO2

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4
Q

ROD varies with weight at constant high speed

A

Lighter = faster ROD

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5
Q

1 QNH = xft
1m = x feet

A

27 ft
3.3 ft

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6
Q

What determines opt cruise level

A

Weight, wind, CI, Temp, Fuel

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7
Q

If you have out- and in-board ailerons, why to out-board ones only work in slow flight

A

They will twist wing-tips at high speed

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8
Q

Ice accrues on top and bottom of wing. What happens to stall speed and maneuverability?

A

Stall speed increases
Man decreases

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9
Q

Final Res.

A

30 mins holding @ 1500’ @ holding speed @ alternate

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10
Q

What do we expect with convective clouds in layer of stratus?

A

Embedded TS

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11
Q

Clouds indicating severe turb?

A

Lenticular

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12
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Relationship between V1 and Vmcg

A

Vmcg </= V1

Vmcg is minimum speed during takeoff run at which, if the critical engine suddenly fails, it is possible to maintain directional control using only aerodynamic controls

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13
Q

West = Even
East = Odd
RVSM levels?

A

Even Odd
RVSM 270-410

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14
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What happens to V1 if anti-skid becomes inop

A

decreases

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15
Q

ISA temps?

A

0’ = 15 deg
2 deg per 1000’

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16
Q

Anabatic wind?
Kadabatic

A

A: Blows up a steep mountain slope due to heating of the slope

K: Blows down slope (high density air drifting down due gravity)

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17
Q

What forms a CB

A

Lots of moisture
Mass of warm stable air
Source of energy to lift the warm air up quickly

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18
Q

ASDA, TORA, TODA, TODA?

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19
Q

Balanced field?

A

TODR = ASD
It takes same dist to stop from V1 as it does to lift off

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20
Q

ASDA = TORA + what?

A

Stopway

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21
Q

Stopway definition

A

Unprepared surface which can support weight of AC but isn’t part of the TORA (is part of the ASDA)

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22
Q

Clearway with increase/decrease MTOW and increase/decrease V1

A

Increase MOTW
Decrease V1

23
Q

Aerodynamic benefits of swept wing?
Negatives?

A

Benefits: High Mach cruise speeds, stability in turbulence, low drag

Negatives: Poor lift, higher stall speeds, greater potential for wing-tip stalling

24
Q

VASI

A

Like PAPI but only 2 lights

25
Q

What happens to specific fuel consumption with altitude

A

decreases

26
Q

Bleed air for AC and anti-ice on take of perf?

A

Decreases perf

27
Q

2 AC approaching head on for crash, which way do we turn

A

Right

28
Q

Maintaining constant alt, effect of slats and flaps on AOA?

A

Slats - Decrease AOA
Flaps - Increase AOA

29
Q

Static port clogged on descent - will altimeter over or under-read?

A

Over

30
Q

In N Hemisphere, what happens to wind s alt increases

A

Veers - anti-clockwise - and speeds up

31
Q

Low pressure area weather?

A

Wind and rain

32
Q

Winglets effects?

A

Reduces induced drag

33
Q

MSA on charts within xNM?

A

25

34
Q

Sea breeze

A

Cool breeze from sea to land

35
Q

Jet A1 fuel freeze temp

A

-47 deg C

36
Q

Airspeed in descent with static blocked?

A

Overread

37
Q

Airspeed in climb with bloced pitot

A

Increase

38
Q

Wx associated with Inter Tropical Convergence Zone

A

Convective clouds and heavy precipitation

Belt of low pressure air near equator where N and S winds meet

39
Q

Max time for Jet engine to spool from idle to full thrust?

A

8 secs

40
Q

Effect of slats on max AOA

A

Increase

41
Q

Fog in Dubai during which months?

A

March-May - worst in March

42
Q

Monsoon season in South Asia?

A

Summer

43
Q

What happens to stall speed in turn?

A

Increases

44
Q

Increase of weight on stall speed

A

Increases

45
Q

COntaminated RW

A

25% covered in 3mm

46
Q

Better for stopping on dry RW - brakes or reverse thrust

A

Reverse thrust

47
Q

What is dutch roll

A

Rolling and yawing in different directions at the same time - common in swept wing

48
Q

Lat/long of Dubai?

A

25.18N 55.20 E

49
Q

CofG moves aft

A

Reduces drag and increases range
decrease longitudinal stability

50
Q

RW edge lights turn to amber, how long left

A

600m

51
Q

RW centrline lights alternate red and white, then red only - how long left

A

900m and 300m

52
Q

Taxiway lights>

A

Out - blue
Center - green

53
Q

Take off segments

A

1: 35’ to gear retracted
2: Gear retraction until acceleration height (min 400’)
3: Acceleration height to flaps retracted
4: clean to 1500’

54
Q

ETOPS?

A

Extended twin operations
Can operate more than 60 mins away from an airfield if an engine fails

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