Groundschool Flashcards

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Pitch and power for clean 250

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2,6/62%

N-1: 2,6/72%

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Pitch and power clean 220 (FUMS)?

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5/58%

N-1: 5/68%

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Pitch and power for F1 speed 1 (190)?

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5.5/60%

N-1: 5/70%

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Pitch and power flaps 5 speed 5 (170)?

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6/60%

N-1: 6/70%

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Pitch and power GD F15 S15 (160)?

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6/70%

N-1: 7/82%

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Pitch and power GD F30 FAS (140)?

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1/56%

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Pitch and power GD F15 FAS (150) N-1?

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3/70%

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3 steps of checklist?

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Read
Look
Listen

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Validity of metar?

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60 mins

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Validaty of TAF?

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Short TAF 9 hours

Long TAF 24 hours

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What are the operating minima?

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NPA DA400, 800 RVR
CAT1 200ft, 550 RVR
CAT2 100ft, 300 RVR
CAT3A 50ft, 200 RVR

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Planning minima NPA?

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NPA MDH+200 NPA vis/RVR + 1000 m

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Planning minima Circling?

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Circling MDH and Circling vis

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Planning minima CAT2 or CAT3?

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CAT 1 RVR

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For which aerosols do you use planning minima?

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Enroute alternate and destination alternate

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What krans X and Y in MEL?

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X= How many installed
Y= How many needed
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Rectification Intervals for MEL?

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A no std interval
B 3 consecutive days
C 10 consecutive days
D 120 consecutive days

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What are the unforseen factors for contingency fuel?

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Deviations of plane from consumption data

Deviations from forecast weather

Deviations from planned routings or altitudes

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How many contingency fuel When the Airlines has a fuel consumption monitoring program?

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20 mins of flying based on planned trip fuel

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When is no alternate needed?

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Flight time lees than 6 hours
2 seperate rwys
Vis at or above 5000 meters

And cloud base higher than Circling height + 500 or 2000ft Whichever is higher

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What are the 4 slices of cheese?

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Threat, error, UAS and accident

If no gap at UAS -> safe Operation

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What is a threat?

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Events or errors that occur beyond influence of flight crew and which increase operational complexity and therefore Must be Managed to maintain within margins of safety

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Which 3 categories of threats do exist?

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Anticipated

Unanticipated

Latent

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What 2 classifications do we have for threats?

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Environmental and organizational

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What is a error?
Action or inaction by flight crew that lead to deviation from organisational or flight crew intentions or expectations
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What are the 2 types of skill based errors with example
Slip (hyd pumps off in stead of anti ice) Memory lapse (forgetting to Reset altimeter)
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What are 2 types of misstaken with examples
Rule based (not conducting Checks in emergency) Knowledge based (continue app below minima without knowing)
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What are the 3 categories of errors?
A/C handling (error while interacting with aircraft) Procedural (error while interacting with procedure) Communicational (error whilst interacting with other people)
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What is a UAS?
A position, Speed, attitude or configuration of an Aircraft that, results from flight crew error and clearly reduces safety margins
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What are the 3 categories of UAS?
A/C handling (unstable Approach ) Ground Navigation (wrong runway) Incorrect a/c config (incorrect config of systems or flight controls….)
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3 types of outcome After UAS?
Incident, ASR or accident
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Which 3 type of error countermeasures do exist?
Planning (briefing) Execution (cross check) Review (speaking up)
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What is a TTOT
Target takeoff time, expected time airborne based on TSAT
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What is a wet start?
EGT does increase by 10secs After Engine start lever is moved to Idle
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What is a stopway?
Piece beyond Runway which are capable of Supporting weight to be used in case of RTO
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V1 must be?
> VMCG < VMBE =< VR
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VR Cannot be less than?
V1 1,05 VMU SE. 1,10 VMU ME 1,05 VMC
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VR cannot be greater than?
Max tyre speed which is 196 KTS GS
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What is the Definition of V2
Takeoff safety speed which must be reached dat screen height
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V2 must be greater than?
1G Vstall | 1,1 VMC
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When does second segment start and end
Gear retracted to N-1 acceleration ALT
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When does 3rd segment end
Flaps retracted
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When does 4th segment end?
N-1 final climb Speed and minimum 1500 AAL
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What is a dry Runway?
Runway Free of visible moisture and contamination within area intended to be used
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What is a wet Runway?
Surface covered by visible dampness or water up to and including 3mm Deep within area intended to be used
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What is the dry and wet scheduled LDR
Demonstraties LDR+67% Wet scheduled= dry scheduled + 15%
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What is the minimum APP climb gradient and config?
APP config Gup F15, OEI and 2,1%
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What is the landing climb gradient and config?
Landing config GDn F40 both Engines Full thrust 3,2%
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Required Equipment for RVSM
2 Independent Alt measurement Systems Alt alerting AP with ALT HOLD Transponder with ALT reporting
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What are the 3 levels of SAW?
Notice, understand and think ahead
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What is a mental Model?
Pre prepared mental construction
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From What alt mountainous area?
6000ft
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How many Miles MEA and MOCA
5 Nm
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How many Miles MORA?
10 Nm
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What is good to know about MSA
Man Made obstacles up to 300ft not inclusief
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Terrain Radar colors?
RED: +2000 and above AMBER: -500 till +2000 GREEN -2000 till -500
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What are the GPWS callouts based on
Minimums on captains side
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What are the 4 type of influences influencing crew actions?
Environmental, organizational, informational and personal
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Max holding speed between 20000 and 34000
265
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Max holding speed above FL340
M0.83
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When icing conditions?
OAT or TAT below +10 and: Visible moisture or vis below 1600m or standing water, slush or snow And during climb and cruise SAT above -40
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Hoe much ice on lower Surface?
Max 3mm light coating of Frost
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What are the colours and Characteristics of different types of anti-ice fluid?
Type1: orange unthickened limited Holdover time Type2: white with thickening agent and longer holdover time Type4: green, thickening agent and Longest holdover time
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Fluctuation of windshear?
``` IAS +/-15 V/s +/-500 Pitch +/-5 Hdg +/-10 GS +/-1 dot GRoundspeed variations and unusual a/t activity ```
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What to do When you read “plan to land at nearest suitable AirPort?
Stop checklist, initiate diversion and continue checklist
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Difference between OAT and SAT?
OAT stilstaand object | SAT bewegend object
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Stappen van failliete management
FLY Action Manage
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Difference between startle and surprise?
Startle: reaction on sudden and intense stumulus Surprise: When reality does not correspond to expectation
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How is the effect called that the monkey Brain takes over and What reactions are associated with it?
Amygdala hijack, Fight, flight and freeze
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How to reset yourself After startle?
Communicate, take a Deep breath and check colleague
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Steps of contain in failure management?
``` Time critical? NO Short Term decision ATC mayday or pan pan NNC Circuit breakers Normal checklist ```
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What Memory aid is used in manage step of failure management
T-FORDEC
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When time critical?
Uncontained Fire or smoke and any Situation where fuel Becomes critical
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What to do When time critical?
``` Make a 3D Plan Inform ATC Set up APP Inform purser Do NNC as far as possible ```
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When is OEI LDG checklist done
In execution step of FORDEC
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Engine indications with flameout?
N1 Rotation and ENG FAIL
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Engine indications Separation?
No EGT, no FF
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Engine indications Server damage?
No N1, ENG FAIL
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3 things for a good leader?
Be, Know and Do
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4 types of leading?
Support, coach, delegate and direct
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Difference between EU and EASA regarding making of rules
EU makes hard law (basic regulations and implementing rules) and EASA makes soft law
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Are you allowed to fly with psychoactive substances?
No
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What is safety culture?
How an organization behaves When no one is watching
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Difference between Duty period and flight Duty time
Duty period from reporting time to release time FDP from reporting time to time on blocks
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Minimum hours Break for Split Duty?
3 hours
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May in flight rest be combined with split Duty?
No
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Wingspan 737?
36m
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What is downstream of packs?
Mix manifold naar afnemers en trim air
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Waar zit apu bleed en external air?
APU bleed op links, external op rechts
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What Happens if 1 cabin pressure controller fails?
Auto transfer to altn in stead of auto
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What Happens When you set thrust?
Thrust lever -> EEC -> hydromechanical unit -> fuel metering valve
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When Main Tank config in amber?
CTR tanks contain More than 729 kg
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Can you use aileron trim with a/p on?
No
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Which hydraulica System for flaps and slats?
B
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Which hydraulic system for gear?
A
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What does the stand-by hydraulic system do?
Thrust reverses Rudders LE flaps and slats Stby yaw damper
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How many hours of flight time for TO ALTN?
1 hour N-1 in still Air