Closed Book Flashcards
AC generators and hydraulic pumps are driven by the?
Accessory gearbox
What will be the reference air speed for the AFCS if an engine fails?
Vy
What effect will a single tail rotor control cable have upon yaw control of the helicopter?
No effect
At which visibility should a commander monitored approach be used?
Below 1500 m
At which altitude do yo set 1013 on your altimeter climbing to FL offshore?
3000 feet
By what deviations from the intended HDG, IAS and on an ILS approach is a deviation call required?
More than 5 degree from the intended heading, 10 kts from the intended air speed and more than 1 dot on localizer and or glide slope.
What is the standard speed for IMC approaches?
100 kts
In regard to communication with ATC, what are the phrase to be used when a TCAS RA is commenced and after its completion?
BHL xxx TCAS RA climbing/descending- RA complete, climbing/descending to x thousand feet.
According to the regulations for RNAV operations, the MAWP is always a Fly By Waypoint, correct?
No
A helideck is per definition a unstable/moving landing area when the…
Pitch or roll exceeds 1 degree either side and the vertical movement exceeds 2 meters, and/or if the heave rate exceeds 0,3 m/s.
An approach is stabilized when the following criteria is met:
The aircraft is on the correct flight path
Only small changes in heading/power are required to maintain the correct flight path to landing.
The aircraft is in the correct landing configuration.
The ROD is within +/-300ft/min of briefed ROD, not exceeding the maximum recommended in the aircraft flight manual, or OM part B, and not exceeding 600ft/min below 500 feet.
All briefings and checklists have been completed.
Approaches shall be stabilized when:
Ifr onshore - below 1000 feet above airport elevation.
Ifr offshore - within 2 nm of the destination.
Vfr onshore- by 300 feet above airport elevation.
Vfr offshore - by 300 feet AMSL
Climb TCAS resolution advisory during cruise flight is announced. The PF should decouple and aim to achieve a nose up pitch/attitude of …. Degrees
8 degrees
At what height above the airfield elevation should you start to reduce your airspeed on a commander monitored approach when the visibility is below 1000 meters?
1000 feet
Radio altimeter is one of the inputs to the AFCS. For which modes are the RA inputs used?
R-ALT and DCL