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midterm Flashcards

1
Q

Allows the aircraft to be operated with inoperative equipment determined to be nonessential for safe flight.

A

Minimum Equipment List

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2
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______ shall be placed near the appropriate switch, control or indicator.

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placard

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3
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are used to notify aircraft owners and other interested persons of unsafe conditions and to specify the conditions under which the product may continue to be operated.

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Airworthiness Directives

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4
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Two categories of ADs:

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those of an emergency nature requiring immediate compliance prior to further flight.

Those of a less urgent nature requiring compliance within a specified period of time.

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5
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The ability of an aircraft to accomplish certain things that make it useful for certain purposes.

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Aircraft Performance

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6
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The forces of flight performance are in equilibrium and involves steady-state flight conditions of the aircraft.

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Straight-and-Level Flight

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7
Q

occurs when an aircraft gains potential energy by increasing altitude through these factors:
Using excess power above that required to maintain level flight, and/or
Converting airspeed (KE) to altitude (PE)

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Positive climb performance

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8
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  • achieves maximum altitude with minimum horizontal travel over the ground.
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Angle of Climb (AOC)

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9
Q
  • gains the greatest vertical distance over a period of time.
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Rate of Climb (ROC)

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10
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The ability of an aircraft to convert fuel energy into flying distance.

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Range Performance

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11
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  • consideration of flying distance.
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Range

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12
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  • consideration of flying time.
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Endurance

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13
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  • the ability of the fuel system to provide fuel at a specific rate.
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Fuel flow

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14
Q

Factors that affect specific range versus speed.

A

Aircraft gross weight
Altitude
The external aerodynamic configuration of the aircraft.

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15
Q

the condition of accelerated and decelerated motion.

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Takeoff and Landing Performance

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16
Q
  • vary widely from one airport to another; may be concrete, asphalt, gravel, dirt or grass.
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Runway surface

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17
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  • the amount of change in runway height over the length of the runway; expressed in percentage.
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Runway gradient

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18
Q

Allows an aircraft to fly legally within the airspace where it is registered.

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Certificate of Aircraft Registration

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19
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A certificate that is issued by the country’s aviation agency after the aircraft is found to meet the requirements for its category and model and is in condition for safe operation.

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Airworthiness Certificate

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20
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  • The nationality and registration number assigned to the aircraft.
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Nationality and Registration Marks

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21
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  • Indicates the manufacturer, ake, and model of the aircraft.
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Manufacturer and Model

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22
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  • Indicates the manufacturer’s serial number assigned to the aircraft.
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Aircraft Serial Number

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23
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  • Indicates the category in which the aircraft must be operated.
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Category

24
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  • Indicates the aircraft conforms to its type certificate and is safe for operation.
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Authority and Basis of Issuance

25
Q
  • Indicates the Airworthiness Certificate is in effect if the aircraft is maintained.
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Terms and Conditions

26
Q

is issued for all aircraft certificated in other than the Standard classifications, such as Experimental, Restricted, Limited, Provisional, and Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA)

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A Special Airworthiness Certificate

27
Q

Maintenance requirements vary from different types of aircraft, and is influenced by the kind of operation, climatic conditions, storage facilities, age, and construction of the aircraft.

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Aircraft Maintenance

28
Q

supply maintenance manuals, parts catalogs, and other service information that should be used in maintaining the aircraft.

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Manufacturers

29
Q

All civil aircraft are required to be inspected at specific intervals to determine overall condition.

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Aircraft Inspection

30
Q

All inspection should follow the _______

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current manufacturer’s maintenance manual.

31
Q

Any small aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less, flown for business or pleasure and are not flown for compensation or hire.

A

Annual Inspection

32
Q

All aircraft under 12,500 pounds (except turbojet/turbopropeller - powered multi-engine airplanes and turbine powered rotorcraft) used to carry passengers for hire.

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100-Hour Inspection

33
Q

Requires the inspection of altimeter and related system within 24 months prior to operating in controlled airspace under IFR.

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Altimeter System Inspection

34
Q

Requires the inspection of transponder within 24 months prior to operation, regardless of airspace.

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Transponder Inspection

35
Q

Requires the inspection of ELT within 12 calendar months after proper installation, battery corrosion, operation of controls and crash sensor and presence of sufficient signal from its antenna.

A

Emergency Locator Transmitter

36
Q

the nationality mark of the philippines

A

RP-C

37
Q

how many gallons per hour does cessna 150 have

A
  1. gal per hour
38
Q

it is the responsibility of the
_________ to ensure compliance with all pertinent ADs, including those ADs that require recurrent or continuing action.

A

aircraft owner or operator

39
Q
  • the total weight of an aircraft, including its own structure, fuel, payload (passengers, cargo, and baggage), and other operational items.
A

grossweight

40
Q

-impedes
acceleration and results in a longer ground run during takeoff; landing on an upsloping runway typically reduces
the landing roll.

A

An upsloping runway

41
Q

aids in acceleration
on takeoff resulting in shorter takeoff distances; landing on a downsloping runway
increases landing distances.

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A downsloping runway

42
Q

Maintenance is defined as

A

preservation
inspection
repair

43
Q

Certificate of Aircraft Registration
is what part of PCAR?

A

part 4 aircraft registrations

44
Q

Aircraft Inspections is what part of PCAR?

A

part 8- operations

45
Q

annual inspection shall be performed by a

A

certificated airframe and powerplant (A&P)

46
Q

LT batteries must be replaced/recharged when:

A
  1. transmitter has been in use for 1 cumulative hour
  2. 50% of the battery useful life
47
Q

how many years before an airworthiness certificate expires

A

1 year

48
Q

the Philippines aviation agency

A

CAAP

49
Q

the highest governing individual of CAAOP

A

Director general

50
Q

2 types of runway gradient

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downsloping and upsloping runaway

51
Q

4 forces of flight

A

thrust
weight
lift
drag

52
Q

2 types of airworthiness certificate

A

standard airworthiness certificate

special airworthiness certificate

53
Q

3 other inspection programs

A

altimeter system inspection
transponder inspection
ELT inspection

54
Q

2 types of aircraft inspections

A

100 hr inspection
annual inspection

55
Q

4 categories of AC under standard airworthiness certificate

A

transport
utility
normal
aerobatics

56
Q

3 categories of AC under special airworthiness certificate

A

provisional
restricted
limited

AMT 111 (5 decks)

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