Questions

Question 1

Once jettison has begun:

Answer 1

Fuel flow from the vents is to be visually monitored (where possible)

Question 2

If an aircraft is hijacked in RVSM airspace where the governing authority has no set procedures when communication between the aircraft and ATC has failed then:

Answer 2

Fly 500ft below or 1000ft above if the aircraft was originally flying at FL410

Question 3

What is the MDH for class C aircraft on a circling approach?

Answer 3

600ft (2400m Min. Met Vis)

Question 4

Doc number for the safe transport of dangerous goods by air?

Answer 4

Doc 9284

Question 5

Flight data analysis programme (safety management), Advisory vs Mandatory?

Answer 5

Advisory - for MTOM >20000kg

Mandatory - for MTOM>27000kg

Question 6

ACAS II (pax and/or weight)

Answer 6

19 pax or 5700kg

Question 7

Interphone (pax and/or weight)

Answer 7

19 pax or 15000kg

Question 8

En-route ETOPS planning minima precision approach?

Answer 8

+200ft DH/ +800m RVR

Question 9

Where do you find the organisational requirements?

Answer 9

Part ORO

Question 10

Any difference to the standards and recommended practices notified by a state published in?

Answer 10

Supplements to annexes and the aeronautical information publication (AIP)

Question 11

You are a passenger flying onboard a Boeing 737-800; before take-off the cabin crew has briefed you on the following items: - Seat in the upright position and tray table stowed - Location and use of floor proximity escape path markings - Stowage of hand baggage - Location and content of the safety briefing card Has the cabin crew missed any item(s) which shall be briefed before take-off? If yes, which item(s) has/have been missed?

Answer 11

Smoking regulations, Location of emergency exits, Use of portable electronic devices

Question 12

You are a passenger flying onboard a Boeing 737-800; before take-off, the cabin crew has demonstrated to you the use of the following items: - Seat belts and/or safety harnesses - Location and use of oxygen equipment - Location and use of life jackets Has the cabin crew missed any item(s) which shall be demonstrated to you before take-off? If yes, which item(s) has/have been missed?

Answer 12

No item has been missed

Question 13

Complete the following statement choosing amongst the answers provided: “MNPS Airspace ____A___ designated RVSM at all levels between ____B_____”.

Answer 13

A: is B: FL290-FL410

Question 14

LOC only (LLZ) approach system minima is equal to:

Answer 14

250ft

Question 15

Commercial Air Transport…

Answer 15

“An aircraft operation to transport passengers, cargo or mail for renumeration or other valuable consideration”

Question 16

A flight data recorder of recording time of 25 hours is required in aeroplanes with a maximum certificated take-off mass in excess of?

Answer 16

5,700kg (10 hrs for less than or equal to 5700kg)

Question 17

An enhanced GPWS system is required in aeroplanes with a maximum certificate take-off mass in excess of?

Answer 17

5,700kg

Question 18

An aeroplane must be equipped with a PA system if the approved passenger seating configuration exceeds?

Answer 18

19 seats

Question 19

Portable breathing equipment to protect the eyes, nose and mouth must provide oxygen for a period of not less than:

Answer 19

15 minutes

Question 20

The take-off alternate for an ETOPS aircraft must be located within:

Answer 20

2 hours at the one engine inoperative cruising speed in still air standard conditions based on actual take off mass or the ETOPS approval time for the aircraft whichever is the lesser

Question 21

The one engine inoperative cruising speed used for the calculation of the location of the take off alternate is that listed in the aeroplane flight manual (AFM). If the AFM does not contain the required on engine cruise speed, then the speed to be used is that achievable with the remaining engine(s) set at:

Answer 21

Maximum continuous thrust

Question 22

The operator must select at least one destination alternate for each IFR flight unless: The duration of the planned flight from take-off to landing does not exceed:

Answer 22

6 hours

Question 23

For an ETOPS En-route alternate the required forecast weather from time of landing to plus one hour for a precision approach is:

Answer 23

Authorised DH plus 200ft and authorised visibility/RVR plus800m

Question 24

For an ETOPS En-route alternate the required forecast weather from time of landing to plus one hour for a non-precision or circling approach is:

Answer 24

Authorised MDH plus 400ft and authorised visibility plus 1500m

Question 25

What is the min RVR for conducting visual approaches?

Answer 25

800m

Question 26

The operator shall only conduct CAT II, OTS (Other Than Standard) CAT II or CAT III operations if?

Answer 26

A height call-outs below 200ft above the aerodrome threshold elevation are determined by radio altimeter

Question 27

When undergoing an operator proficiency check (OPC), if the check falls within the last three months of validity of the previous check:

Answer 27

The period of validity extends for six calendar months from the expiry date of the previous OPC.

Question 28

For commercial air transport operations a command course must have a line training element compromising at least how many flight sectors

Answer 28

10

Question 29

With special approval from the competent authority how many different aircraft types can a cabin crew member be assigned to work on

Answer 29

Four

Question 30

The operator must ensure that the total block time of flights for a crew member does not exceed

Answer 30

100 block hours in an 28 consecutive days

Question 31

If fuselage is marked with a break-in area greater than 2 metres in length for use by a rescue crew. On a dark fuselage, it must be delineated with:

Answer 31

A yellow dashed lined marking with right angled corners

Question 32

On a westbound OTS NAT track, devoting right (North) for weather, what are your actions?

Answer 32

Descent 300ft when approaching 10nm from track

Question 33

With regard to EU regulations 965/2012 where is the reference material concerning the transportation of dangerous goods?

Answer 33

Annex V part SPA.DG

Question 34

In case of a windshear, the vital actions to be carried to counter loss of airspeed and sinking and to stop the aircraft from sinking shall be: 1. Increase power to full go around 2. Raise the nose to stick shaker operation 3. Leave the aircraft configuration until positive rate of climb is obtained 4. Clean the aircraft up immediately to reduce drag

Answer 34

1, 2, 3

Question 35

Performance Class A aeroplanes with a maximum passenger seating configuration equal to or greater than 20, OR a MTOM equal to or greater than 45 360 kg, shall not be operated away from an adequate aerodrome at a distance, expressed in flight time, greater than:

Answer 35

60 minutes at the one-engine inoperative cruise speed

Question 36

The point at which an Instrument Non-precision Approach shall be discontinued if the required visual reference to continue the approach has not been acquired, is called:

Answer 36

MAPt

Question 37

You are a passenger flying onboard a Boeing 737-800; before landing the cabin crew has briefed you on the following items: - Seat in the upright position and tray table stowed - Re-stowage of hand baggage - Restrictions on the use of portable electronic devices Has the cabin crew missed any item(s) which shall be briefed before landing? If yes, which item(s) has/have been missed?

Answer 37

Smoking regulations, Use of safety belts and/or safety harnesses

Question 38

According to IBIS (ICAO Bird Strike Information System) statistics, the majority of bird strikes occurs:

Answer 38

Below 100ft

Question 39

For purpose of wake turbulence separation, what is the minimum radar separation distance if a MEDIUM aeroplane is following directly behind a HEAVY aeroplane on the approach to the same runway?

Answer 39

5 NM

Question 40

Performance Class A aeroplanes with a maximum passenger seating configuration smaller than 20, OR a MTOM smaller than 45 360 kg, shall not be operated away from an adequate aerodrome at a distance, expressed in flight time, greater than:

Answer 40

120 minutes at the one-engine inoperative cruise speed

Question 41

Cruising levels available within MNPS Airspace are:

Answer 41

From FL290 to FL410 inclusive

Question 42

The definition of 'Security' in accordance with ICAO Annex 17 is a combination of measures:

Answer 42

and human and material resources intended to safeguard international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference.

Question 43

In accordance with OPS Regulations, on board a non-pressurised aircraft, the crew and all the passengers must be fed with oxygen throughout the flight period during which the pressure altitude is greater than:

Answer 43

13000ft

Question 44

The protection time of an anti-icing fluid depends on:

Answer 44

``` the type and intensity of the showers. the temperature of the airplane skin. the type of fluid, its concentration and temperature. the ambient temperature. the direction and speed of the wind. the relative humidity. ```

Question 45

Which document do you refer to when unlawful interference takes place over the Atlantic?

Answer 45

OPS Manual Part A

Question 46

"In accordance with ICAO PANS OPS 8168, noise preferential routes are established to ensure that departing and arriving aeroplanes avoid overflying noise-sensitive areas in the vicinity of the aerodrome as far as practicable. In establishing noise preferential routes:"

Answer 46

no turns should be required coincident with a reduction of power associated with a noise abatement procedure.

Question 47

In a SNOWTAM how would the runway condition be stated:

Answer 47

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