General

Question 1

If an engine failure occurs at an altitude above singe-engine ceiling, what airspeed should be maintained?

Answer 1

VYSE

Question 2

When one engine on a twin-engine airplane fails, what is the resulting performance loss?

Answer 2

Reduction of climb by 80-90 percent or more

Question 3

As altitude increases, what must happen to TAS and angle of attack to maintain the same lift?

Answer 3

Increase TAS and angle of attack

Question 4

Which maximum range factor decreases as weight decreases?

Answer 4

Airspeed

Question 5

Given the following conditions, what is the accelerate-stop field length?
Pressure altitude 2,000 ft
Temperature (OAT) -15 C
Weight 16,000 lb
Wind component 5 kts TW
Ice vanes Extended

Answer 5

4,300 feet

Question 6

At what minimum speed will dynamic hydroplaning begin if a tire has an air pressure of 70 PSI?

Answer 6

75 knots

Question 7

The “No Entry” sign identifies

Answer 7

A paved area where aircraft entry is prohibited

Question 8

When using cockpit or flight deck automation always

Answer 8

ensure the presentation makes sense

Question 9

When should ADS-B equipment be operated on the ground while taxiing?

Answer 9

All the time when on the airport surface

Question 10

You are landing, and the RIL lights illuminate. This means

Answer 10

there is a high speed traffic on the intersecting runway ahead

Question 11

A jet airplane operating at cruise of .75 Mach with an OAT of -42 C has a true airspeed of

Answer 11

446 knots

Question 12

Upon landing,

Answer 12

exit at the nearest suitable taxiway and stop when the aircraft is clear of the hold short lines/markings

Question 13

You arrive at DUMBB for the RNAV (GPS) at CHA. The preflight briefer issues an unreliable advisory before takeoff. Your avionics are good and you have full GPS service. You

Answer 13

descend to the LPV minima of 882 ft and 2,400 RVR in your CAT B aircraft

Question 14

A jet airplane is flying at .72 Mach and an OAT of -40C. What is the true airspeed?

Answer 14

430 knots

Question 15

A jet airplane is flying at .80 Mach and an OAT of -40C. What is the true airspeed?

Answer 15

487 knots

Question 16

If the landing airport has FAROS lighting, how will you know if there is traffic on the landing runway while on approach

Answer 16

Flashing PAPIs

Question 17

United States, in a geographical sense, means

Answer 17

The States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the possessions, including the territorial waters and the airspace above those areas

Question 18

ATC may issue a safety alert to a pilot approaching the destination airport when

Answer 18

in the controller’s judgment, the aircraft is in unsafe proximity to terrain, obstructions, or other aircraft

Question 19

An airport “hot spot” is

Answer 19

an area of increased risk

Question 20

Alcohol renders a pilot more susceptible to

Answer 20

hypoxia

Question 21

Pilots should

Answer 21

not fly when taking prescription medications that are central nervous system depressants

Question 22

Checking your aircraft heading with runway alignment will help prevent

Answer 22

taking off on the wrong runway

Question 23

CRM error management includes

Answer 23

error prevention, detection, and recovery

Question 24

CRM training was conceived to

Answer 24

prevent aviation accidents by improving crew performance

Question 25

CRM is

Answer 25

the effective use of all available resources: human resources, hardware, and information

Question 26

Demonstrated mastery of CRM concepts

Answer 26

cannot overcome a lack of technical proficiency

Question 27

Cultural issues in CRM

Answer 27

must be addressed for each training population, as appropriate

Question 28

Good judgment

Answer 28

can be taught

Question 29

At long Beach (LGB), HS 2 probably points out a potential incursion hazard of an airplane

Answer 29

landing on runway 25R and taxiing clear via B

Question 30

CRM concepts must be integrated into all aspects of

Answer 30

operations

Question 31

Automated flight decks or cockpits

Answer 31

often create much larger errors than in traditional cockpits

Question 32

Attitude is a motivational predisposition to

Answer 32

respond to people, situations, or events in a given manner

Question 33

An aircraft certificate holder is required to make immediate notification to the NTSB when

Answer 33

more than 1/2 of the total cockpit displays lose information

Question 34

When a pilot doesn’t recognize or can’t cope with a changing situation, this is an example of which pitfall?

Answer 34

Mind set

Question 35

During flight, if ice accumulated on the wings of an airplane, what might be the effect while slowing down during an approach?

Answer 35

The airplane may stall at a higher airspeed than normal

Question 36

Stress distractions can interfere with judgment such that

Answer 36

unwarranted risks are taken

Question 37

Human factors play a significant role in

Answer 37

a majority of all accidents

Question 38

A pilot can acquire sound judgment through

Answer 38

structured training

Question 39

Where reported, declared distances for each runway are published in the

Answer 39

Chart supplement and airport facility directory

Question 40

The winds are reported 280/14. For takeoff from runway 34L, you calculate the headwind component to be

Answer 40

7 knots