Aircraft General Flashcards

1
Q

The danger area surrounding the weather radar antenna is:

A

100 feet for large metallic objects and 9

feet for personnel. PTM Pg. 1-6

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2
Q

The pilot and co-pilot windshields are constructed of:

A

2 ply layer with the outer layer being glass and

the inner a polycarbonate material providing structural integrity. PTM Pg. 1-16

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3
Q

A ( ) is applied to the windshield to provide rain repellency.

A

Coating PTM Pg. 1-16

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4
Q

In the event the outer glass pane of the windshield shatters:

A

Structural integrity is maintained by the

polycarbonate inner pane. QRH Pg. A-13

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5
Q

In the event the outer glass pane of the windshield shatters:

A

The checklist to run is found in the amber

section of the QRH. QRH Pg. A-13

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6
Q

During taxi, if the wing clears a stationary object:

A

The tail will also clear that object.

PTM Pg. 1-21

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7
Q

There are ( ) vortilons attached to the underside of each wing.

A

4 PTM Pg. 1-19

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8
Q

There are ( ) triangles attached to the inboard leading edge section of each wing. PTM Pg. 1-18

A

8 PTM Pg. 1-18

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9
Q

( )static wicks dissipate more static electricity than the inboard, therefore it is acceptable to be missing the inboard static wicks per the MEL.

A

Outboard PTM Pg. 1-22

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10
Q

The ( ) antenna is located on the bottom of the aircraft and the ( ) antenna is located on the top of the aircraft.

A

VHF 1 , VHF 2 PTM Pg. 1-23

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11
Q

Maximum Structural Take Off Weight is limited to Pounds, for the Lear 45.

A

21,500 lbs. PTM Pg. 1-2

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12
Q

Maximum Landing weight is limited to ( ) or the Lear 45.

A

19,200 lbs. AFM Pg. 1-3.

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13
Q

MMO/VMO for a Lear 45 is Mach and KIAS.

A

.81 Mach & 330 KIAS AFM Pg. 1-7

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14
Q

Maximum Ramp weight is limited to ( ) lbs., for the Lear 45.

A

21,750 lbs. AFM Pg. 1-2

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15
Q

The emergency exit can be locked by:

A

Inserting an internal security pin into the locking mechanism.
PTM Pg. 1-15

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16
Q

To relieve residual cabin pressure after landing, the main entry door has an:

A

Upper vent door.

PTM Pg. 1-12

17
Q

If the Lear 45 is equipped with an APU:

A

One of the APU cooling fans is located on the tailcone access door. PTM Pg. 17.

18
Q

Illumination of an amber External Doors CAS message could mean either/both:

A

The Baggage door and/or Tailcone access door are not properly secured. PTM Pg. 1-17

19
Q

SUMRY or FLT page must be selected for:

A

Takeoff and landing. AFM Pg. 1-10

20
Q

The baggage compartment can hold up to: lbs. PTM Pg. 1-17

A

500 lbs. PTM Pg. 1-17