1 Flashcards
A flight crew member on standby has been designated by an air operator or private operacor to:
Remain at a specified location in order to be available to report for flight duty on notice of one hour or less.
The purpose of an MEL is
To authorize an operator to operate an aircraft with aircraft equipment that is inoperative under the conditions specified therein, and may specify certain equipment that must be operative.
Is it possible to retain the serviceability data of your propeller or rotor, airframe, engine and record of modifications in an electronic form?
Yes. if measures are taken to ensure that the records contained in the recording systems are protected against inadvertent loss or destruction and a copy of the records contained in the recording systems can be printed on paper and provided at a reasonable time.
An airline transport pilot with an expired Group 1 instrument Rating may exercise the privileges of:
A commercial pilot licence, but cannot act as PIC on an aircraft requiring a minimum of two pilots on crew.
If you are conducting a holding procedure before landing at an aerodrome located in the standard pressure region, you shall set your altimeter to:
The altimeter setting of the aerodrome immediately before descending below the lowest flight level at which the holding procedure is conducted.
Where an aircraft is operated at a cabin-pressure-altitude of 11.000 feet asl. shall wear an oxygen mask and use supplemental oxygen for any part of the flight at this altitude lasting more than 30 minutes.
Each crew member.
No person shall operate an aeroplane in _____ unless it is equipped with a transponder and automatic pressure-altitude reporting equipment.
Any class D or e airspace specified as transponder airspace in the Designated Airspace Handbook.
The transponder airspace.
Class A B or c airspace.
All of the above. (right Answer)
In order to check that an ELT is working, you should test it:
In the first 5 minutes of each UTC hour, and the test should last no more than 5 seconds.
Consider a foreign-manufactured aircraft registered in Canada, if the manufacturer issues an airworthiness directive for this aircraft, the owner:
Shall ensure that its aircraft compiles with this directive.
what is the maximum flight duty period for a flight crew member under the following conditions:
- Operation: 705
- Average flight duration: 45 minutes
- Number of flights: 10
- Start time of flight duty period: 22:15
- Condition: IFR
10 hours.
Consider a flight crew member of an airline company beginning their flight duty period at a location that is in a time zone other than the time zone in which home base is located, and ending their flight duty period at home base. The local time at the location where the flight duty period began differs by more than 1 o hours from the local time at home base, and the member has been away from home base for more than 60 consecutive hours, in this situation, the air operator shall provide the flight crev/ member with a rest period of at least:
Three local nights’ rest.
Which of the following best describes air taxi operations?
An air transport service using either single-engine aircraft or multi-engine aircraft with a mean certified takeoff weight of 19.000 lbs or less with a 9-passenger limit.
which of the following is true regarding an airline operation in Canada?
Every crew member shall follow the checklist, established by the air operator for each aircraft type, in the performance of the crew members assigned duties.
When weather reports or forecasts indicate that the runway may be wet at the estimated time of arrival, no air operator shall dispatch or conduct a takeoff in a turbojet-powered aeroplane unless the landing distance available (LDA) ac the destination aerodrome is at least % of the landing distance required if the aircraft flight manual does not include specific information about landing distances on wet runways.
115.
For flight crew members of an airline operation, flight training is required every____months, and training on aircraft surface contamination and fatigue management is required every____months.
6; 12
The high altitude training taken by flight crew members should include:
1 - Most likely causes of a rapid pressurization loss
2 - Hypoxia
3 - Respiration
4 - Noise caused by a rapid pressurization loss
5 - Cabin temperature change with height
6 - Effects on objects located near the point of fuselage failure after a rapid pressurization loss
7 - Duration of consciousness at altitude without supplemental oxygen
8 - Cabin fogging in cold weather
9 - Gas expansion and gas bubble formation
10 - Hyperventilation
1.2.3. 4. 6. 7 and 9.
The term “aviation accident” is used when:
The aircraft suscains structural failure or damage that adversely affects the aircraft’s structural strength.
The aircraft is inaccessible.
A person is killed or suscains a serious injury as a result of being on board the involved aircraft.
All of the above (right answer)
You are flying ac FL380 in an RVSM-certified aircraft. Your track is 180°M. what would be the next RVSM flight level you should use if you want to descend 1.000 feet?
FL360.
The basic vhf/uhf airway width is NM on each side of the centreline during the first____ NM from the station, it is then increased to an angle of ____ on each side of the centreline.
4.0; 50.8O; 4.5º
When within area 2. 3 or 4 of a designated mountainous region, outside airways and air routes, you should fly at least______feet above the highest obstacle within_____NM of the aircraft.
1.500:5.
A turbojet aeroplane in a night VFR flight shall carry an amount of fuel that is sufficient to allow the aeroplane:
To fly to the destination aerodrome and chen to fly for 45 minutes at normal cruising speed.
Controllers apply a radar separation minima of ____miles between a preceding ifr/vfr category h aircraft and a category M aircraft vectored directly behind it and at less than 1.000 ft during any phase of flight.
5 miles.
when a pilot accepts a LAHSO clearance:
He/she must read back the clearance and he/she has the responsibility to hold short of the position given.
To ensure chac the aircraft does not exceed the obstacle clearance protected airspace, what is the speed limitation of a turbojet aircraft climbing in a shuttle procedure?
The airspeed limit published on instrument procedure charts or. if no airspeed limit is published. 310 kias.
if a VFR aircraft has been intercepted by a military aircraft, the pilot of the intercepted aircraft must:
Squawk 7700 on the transponder.
TTy to establish radio communication with intercepting aircraft on 121.5 MHz and comply with interception signals.
Respond to interception signals with the appropriate visual signals.
All of the above. (RA)
Whac is the advantage of using composite materials for an aircraft?
Composite materials are lighter than most other materials.
Composite materials perfectly follow the contours of the other parts.
Composite materials are robust.
All of the above. (RA)
Generally, the canard surface produces:
Positive lift.
The thrust reversers mainly used in by-pass turbofan engines are the _____thrust reversers. which divert a portion of the forward.
Cascade; cold gases of the by-pass.
Whac is the ’flex temp”?
it is the assumed temperature used to reduce the thrust of a gas turbine engine.
Compared to the axial compressor, the centrifugal compressor:
Has a larger frontal area.
in an engine equipped with a turbocharger, the turbocharger compresses the air ______ it is mixed with the fuel, when the outside air is not dense enough, the wastegate valve_____ thereby directing exhaust gas to the turbine, which will start
to rotate and thus compress the air.
Before; closes.
FADEC is a system:
That automatically controls fuel flow to the engine, allowing the engine to maintain its efficiency as flight and environmental conditions change.
