Flight Planning Flashcards

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Q

What is time fuel and distance to climb?

A

It refers to the amount of fuel consumed and the distance covered during the climb phase of flight.

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What does holding fuel flow refer to?

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It is the rate of fuel consumption while an aircraft is in a holding pattern.

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What is meant by time to descend?

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It indicates the duration taken to descend from cruising altitude to the destination airport.

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4
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What is a step climb?

A

A step climb is a procedure where an aircraft ascends to a higher altitude in increments, rather than a continuous climb.

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5
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What are cruise fuel flow and speed?

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Cruise fuel flow is the rate of fuel consumption at cruising altitude, while cruise speed is the velocity maintained during this phase.

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What does drift down mean?

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Drift down refers to the uncontrolled descent of an aircraft after an engine failure, typically to a lower altitude where it can maintain flight with the remaining engine.

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What is single engine cruise?

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Single engine cruise is the flight phase where an aircraft operates on one engine after the other has failed or been shut down.

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