ATP written

Question 1

Figure 46 and 47 V1 and Vr speeds

Answer 1

If Vr = 117, Vr = 130, Vr = 133.7, or one Vr = 143

If not, choose highest Vr

Question 2

Weight and balance low mid high

Answer 2

WS - 2
WS - 4
AC- 10

“At landing weight”

Question 3

Operating conditions low

Answer 3

XZ

Except X-5 is 2h55 Z-2 is 1h46

W-2 Distance

Question 4

Operating conditions Mid

Answer 4

D V R

W-2 weight

W-4 weight

Question 5

What is the required flight visibility and distance form cloud if you are operating in Class E airspace at 9,500’ with a VFR on top clearance during daylight hours

Answer 5

3sm, 1,000’ above, 500’ below, 2000’ horizontally

Question 6

What is min flight vis and cloud clearance for a flight under VFR in Class E airspace above 10,000’

Answer 6

5miles, 1, 1, 1sm

Question 7

The flight instruction of other pilots in ATO service by and ATP is restricted to

Answer 7

36hrs/7 days

Question 8

What effective runway length is required for a turbojet powered airplane at the dest airport if the runway is forecast to be wet/slippery at ETA

Answer 8

115% of the runway length required for a dry runway

Question 9

If no quick donning o2 mask, max flight level allowed without one pilot wearing one?

Answer 9

Fl250

Question 10

Max hours in 7 days as PIC?

Answer 10

32 hours

Question 11

If a supplemental air carrier has a diversion, who is responsible?

Answer 11

PIC and director of operations

Question 12

The purpose of diluting ethylene glycol deicing fluid with water in non precipitation conditions is to

Answer 12

Decrease the freezing point

Adding water decreases the freezing point

Question 13

Freezing point depressant (FPD) fluids are highly soluble in water, however

Answer 13

Ice is slow to absorb it, and slow to melt when in contact with it.

Question 14

What is the expected duration of an individual microburst?

Answer 14

Seldom longer than 15 minutes from the time the burst strikes the ground until dissipation

Question 15

Maximum downdrafts in a microburst encounter may be as strong as

Answer 15

6,000 ft/min

Question 16

What is the definition of ‘severe wind-shear’

Answer 16

Airspeed changes greater than 15 knots

Question 17

Which areas of the Northern hemisphere experience a generally E to W movement of weather systems

Answer 17

Arctic and subtropical

Question 18

How will an area of thunderstorm activity, that may grow to severe intensity, be indicated on the convective outlook chart.

Answer 18

SLGT within any area

Question 19

For international oceanic flights, a U.S high level sig wx (SIGWX) chart is prepared for use

Answer 19

Between FL250 and FL630

Question 20

What information is provided by a convective outlook (AC)

Answer 20

It provides prospects of both general and severe thunderstorm activity during the following 24 hours

Question 21

The hazardous Inflight Weather Advisory Service (HIWAS) is a continuous broadcast over selected VORs of

Answer 21

SIGMETs, CONVECTIVE SIGMETs, AIRMETs, Severe Weather Forecast Alerts (AWW), And Center Weather Advisories (CWA)

AWW, CWA are the two that you need to differentiate

Question 22

On the constant pressure analysis chart, aircraft and satellite observations are used in the analysis over areas of sparse data. An aircraft observation is plotted using

Answer 22

A square

Question 23

The tropopause varies from

Answer 23

20,000’ or below at the poles

65,000 at the equator

Question 24

SIGMETs (other than convective SIGMETs) may be valid for not more than

Answer 24

4 hours for continuing phenomena

Question 25

A SIGMET is issued when weather affects

Answer 25

3,000 square miles or more

Question 26

Maximum turbulence potential charts (GTG-2) are issued

Answer 26

Hourly

Question 27

Flight duty periods are limited to _______ hours in any 168 consecutive hours

Answer 27

60

Question 28

How does the minimum landing distance increase if the airplane landing weight were increased 10%

Answer 28

10%

Question 29

At what speed does drag divergence occur relative to the critical mach number

Answer 29

5-10% higher

Question 30

Flight duty periods is limited to _____ in 168 consecutive hours

Answer 30

60

Question 31

How does the minimum landing distance increase if the airplane landing weight were increased by 10%

Answer 31

10%

Question 32

Hight thrust to weight ratio 10% incr in gross weight increases takeoff distance by

Answer 32

21%

Question 33

1000’ increase in density altitude for high thrust to weight ratio, increases takeoff distance by

Answer 33

7%

Question 34

Friction braking becomes effective at

Answer 34

70-80% touchdown speed

Question 35

The Specific fuel range of a turbojet at 40,000’ is approx ____% greater than at sea level

Answer 35

150%

Question 36

A rule of thumb states for a 1000’ increase in density altitude for a low thrust ti weight ratio will cause a takeoff distance increase of

Answer 36

10%

Question 37

10% increase in Takeoff weight for low thrust to weight ratio increases distance by

Answer 37

25-30%

Question 38

Supercooled water droplets have been observed at temps as low as

Answer 38

-40C

Question 39

For turbulence areas you would do well to avoid areas

Answer 39

40kts wind-shear over 150 miles

Question 40

Max hours in a calendar month

Answer 40

100

Question 41

The authority to exercise operational control lies with the

Answer 41

Air carrier

Question 42

Convective sigmet is issued when winds usts greater than or equal to

Answer 42

50 knots

Question 43

A dry line indicates

Answer 43

An area where the easterly boundary of high humidity increases the probability of TS activity

Question 44

Severe turbulence not associated with a TS will result in the issuance of a

Answer 44

SIGMET

Question 45

If no takeoff mins are prescribed, minima is

Answer 45

1 SM

Question 46

How can a pilot identify a military airport at night

Answer 46

Green and white beacon light with dual flash of the white

Question 47

LAHSO lights consist of

Answer 47

Pulsating white lights

Question 48

IFR minima Precision Non precision

Answer 48

600-2 800-2

Question 49

For flight planning, a designated ETOPS up to 180 mins Need; ICAO fire fighting Cat level __ unless it can be augmented within __ mins

Answer 49

4 | 30 mins

Question 50

If your environmental system fails and the cockpit is much cooler than anticipated

Answer 50

You will have reduced blood flow in the ETREMITIES

Question 51

Cause of degradation to anti ice fluid

Answer 51

High wind velocity

Question 52

Human error contributes to ___ % of air crashes

Answer 52

60-80%

Question 53

The lowest ILS Cat II minima is

Answer 53

DH 100 RVR 1,200

Question 54

Predisposition is

Answer 54

To respond in a given manner

Question 55

What are FDC NOTAMS and what are D NOTAMS

Answer 55

``` FDC = IAPs and charts D = Taxiways etc ```

Question 56

Dew point fronts result from

Answer 56

Air density difference due to HUMIDITY LEVELS

Question 57

What conditions are required to be cleared a visual approach

Answer 57

1,000’ 3 miles

Question 58

With the runway centre line lights INOP and no FD or HUD, minima on CATI is

Answer 58

200’ 2400 RVR

Question 59

Max flight time sign on before 0400 is

Answer 59

8 hours

Question 60

Standard Takeoff minima

Answer 60

800-2 900 1 1/2 1000 1

Question 61

Attitude is a motivational predisposition to

Answer 61

____In a given manner

Question 62

Without schedules rest opportunities, no flight crew member may accept an assignment for how many consecutive night shifts

Answer 62

3 that infringe on window of circadian low

Question 63

You just touched down faster than planned, what illusion?

Answer 63

Atmospheric distance illusion

Question 64

If the VGSI and vertical descent angle do not coincide

Answer 64

The VGSI will be below the descent angle

Question 65

If you have to taxi back in, how long do you have before you void your clearance

Answer 65

30 mins

Question 66

One typical takeoff error is

Answer 66

Excess rotation decreases takeoff acceleration