Performance And Flight Planning Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
Q

Basic splitting up of weight

A

Basic empty mass
Variable load
Traffic load
Fuel load

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2
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What makes up dry operating mass

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BEM and variable load

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3
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What makes up useful load

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Traffic and fuel load

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4
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What makes up operating mass

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BEM, variable and fuel

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5
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ZFM is made up of what

A

BEM, Variable, Traffic

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6
Q

Where to have C of G for max range

A

Aft

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What is the TORA

A

Useable length of paved runway available for take off

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TORR

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Length needed to unstick at Vr plus 1/3 airborne distance between unstick and screen height

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TODA

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Length of useable runway + clear way that an a/c can use to achieve V2 (TOSS)

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10
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What can TODA not exceed

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1.5 x TORA

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TODR

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Distance needed to accelerate to Vr and attain screen height, not less than V2

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12
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Screen height normal and wet

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35ft, wet is 15ft

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13
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ASDA

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The distance available that an aircraft can use to stop if take off rejected with critical failure at V1

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14
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On a balanced field (TODR with one engine = ASDA), where is screen height achieved

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End of runway

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15
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Why is screen height for wet reduced

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As portion of airborne distance is now on the runway due to longer TORR

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16
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What happens if V1 is greater than Vmbe

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TOW needs to be reduced

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17
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Why does aft c of g mean higher VMCG/A

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Due to a shorter moment arm with the tail, meaning more airspeed needed

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18
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What is V2 numerically greater than

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1.2vs or 1.1 Vmca

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19
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7 variables affecting TO and landing perf

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  1. Weight
  2. Flap setting
  3. Aerodrome pressure alt (low better)
  4. Air density
  5. Humidity
  6. Wind
  7. Length, slope, surface
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20
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High pressure alt on perf

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Less performance due to less air molecules

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21
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Decreasing air density (high pressure alt) on performance

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Lower performance, Increase in take off distance required

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22
Q

No take off on wet runway when

A

Anti skid inop

Standing water over a certain depth

Any other type specific limits

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23
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First departure segment

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Screen height 35ft to gear retraction at V2, positive Roc min 200ft OEI

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2nd departure segment

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Gear retraction to alt between 400ft and max 1000ft agl, at V2, 2.4% gradient

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3rd departure segment
Assumes level flight for flap retraction schedule, positive gradient
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4th departure segment
From level off height to net height of 1500ft or more, at MCT, 1.2% gradient
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What if close in obstacle limited within second segment
-Increase TO flaps -Reduce take off weight -increase V2 climb -Vx climb
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How does increased V2 procedure increase lift
Uses a higher speed, which is a function of lift, so great lifting capabilities
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What climb type uses the least trip fuel
Vy
30
What does Vmca (turb pen speed) provide
Good margin between stall and structural damage
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Vdf speed
Max diving speed
32
Absolute ceiling
Max alt/FL to which an aircraft can climb, unable to climb any further. Low speed and high speed buffet occurs coincidentally, creating coffin corner.
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What speed for best endurance speed
Vmd
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Max range cruise
Speed for max fuel mileage
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3 enroute operating limits
1. Enroute obstacle clearance 2. Max range limit 3. ETOPS limit
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Point of no return
Last point where it’s possible to return to dep aerodrome with fuel remaining
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Vmcl speed
Minimum speed for directional control in the landing configuration
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Vref
Target approach speed over 50ft height at a certain flap setting
39
What speed is Vat equal to
1.3Vso or 1.23Vs1g
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Adjustments to Vref with headwind
50% of HW value, up to 20kts
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Greater weight means what for stall speed
Greater stall speed
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When does coffin corner occur
When approaching the point at which low speed stall buffet and the onset of high speed Mach buffet approaches zero
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Why does coffin corner occur
Due to low speed stall and high speed stall margin decreasing towards zero
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What is the critical Mach number
Lowest Mach number at which the airflow over any part of the aircraft reaches speed of sound
45
What happens if aircraft exceed critical mach number
The drag coefficient increases suddenly causing a sudden increase in total drag and changes to the airflow pattern
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Mach tuck
The nose pitch down movement due to the rearward movement of the shock wave as a result of accelerating past the critical Mach number
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What happens to Vx and Vy with a climb
Vx constant, Vy decreases
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Does CofG position effect SFC
No
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What does a higher alt mean for AOA if weight and Mach no constant
Higher
50
Turbojet landing factor
1.67 (multiple by 1.15 if wet)
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If asked what distance used to certify plane…
factor all engines by 1.15, and choose highest of factored number or one engine inop distance
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Reference point zero
Point where aircraft reaches 35ft
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Vmca
Minimum control speed in the air with max 5 degs bank following loss of the critical engine
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What does higher atmospheric pressure mean
Increased engine performance due to more dense air
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What atmospheric conditions reduce an aircraft performance
-high temps -low pressure -low density -high alt -high humidity